'Cavernous sinus thrombosis' diaporamas de présentation

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ENT EMERGENCIES

ENT EMERGENCIES. McMaster University POS 2009. Overview. ENT Ears = Otologic Nose = Rhinologic Throat = Oral/Pharyngeal/Laryngeal Infections Facial injuries Airway Obstruction. Otologic Anatomy. Auricle Ear canal Tympanic membrane Middle ear & mastoid Inner Ear.

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Diagnosis and Management of Acute Bacterial Sinusitis: 2013 AAP Guideline Ellen R. Wald, MD, FAAP

Prepared for your next patient. TM. Diagnosis and Management of Acute Bacterial Sinusitis: 2013 AAP Guideline Ellen R. Wald, MD, FAAP Professor and Chair, Department of Pediatrics University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. Disclaimers.

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Rhinosinusitis

Rhinosinusitis. Definition. Nasal congestion Nasal discahrge Sneezing Nasal itchiness any two for >24 hours. Classification. Infective Allergic Non-infective, Non-allergic. Infective Rhinitis. Viral Bacterial Non-specific Specific syphilis TB Fungal. Allergic Rhinitis. ARIA

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Odontogenic infection

Babak Saedi Tehran university of medical science. Odontogenic infection. Background. Among most frequently encountered infections in human body Plagued our species for as long as we have existed Pre-Columbian Indians, unearthed in the American Midwest

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Pediatric Infectious Disease CASE STUDY PHOTOS

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Infection in Oral & Maxillofacial Region

Infection in Oral & Maxillofacial Region. Pandect. Yu Chuang-Qi. Infection--- in oral & maxillofacial region. Pandect. Infection Conception Trait Anatomy Arising Route Mutation Influence factors Diagnosis Principles Treatment Principles. Infection---conception.

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Oral dental emergencies

Tintinalli Chapter 240. Oral dental emergencies. Oral and dental anatomy. Pediatrics 20 primary teeth- 8 incisors, 4 canines, 8 molars Adults 32 teeth- 8 incisors, 4 canines, 8 premolars, 12 molars. Oral and dental anatomy.

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Brain Abscess

Brain Abscess. Microorgansims reach the brain by i. Direct extension ii. Hematogenous spread Iii. Direct inoculation from penetrating trauma or neurosurgical intervention. Brain Abscess. Younger patients affected (<40 years) Presence of predisposing condition in 80% of cases

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Carotid Cavernous Fistula

Carotid Cavernous Fistula. Laura S Gilmore, MD Department of Ophthalmology TTUHSC February 13, 2004 Discussant: Kenn Freedman, MD. Case Presentation. 26yo AAM s/p MVA CHI, L zygoma fracture Consulted for proptotic, red OS

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Carotid Cavernous Fistula

Carotid Cavernous Fistula. Laura S Gilmore, MD Department of Ophthalmology TTUHSC February 13, 2004 Discussant: Kenn Freedman, MD. Case Presentation. 26yo AAM s/p MVA CHI, L zygoma fracture Consulted for proptotic, red OS

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Skin & soft tissue infections chap. 122

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CEREBRAL VENOUS THROMBOSIS

CEREBRAL VENOUS THROMBOSIS. HISTORY. 1828, Abercrombie 1873, Parrot 1888, Sir William Gowers 1915, Holmes and Sargent Quincke, Meningitis. MAJOR VENOUS DRAINING PATHWAYS OF THE CRANIUM. DURAL SINUSES. Superior sagittal sinus Inferior sagittal sinus Straight sinus

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Periorbital and Orbital Infections

Periorbital and Orbital Infections. Morning Report 7/10/09. Swollen Eye. Differential Diagnosis Noninfectious Causes Infectious Causes Periorbital ( Preseptal ) Orbital. Noninfectious Causes. Blunt Trauma-increased swelling x48hrs then resolves over several days

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Periorbital and Orbital Infections

Periorbital and Orbital Infections. Morning Report 7/10/09. Swollen Eye. Differential Diagnosis Noninfectious Causes Infectious Causes Periorbital ( Preseptal ) Orbital. Noninfectious Causes. Blunt Trauma-increased swelling x48hrs then resolves over several days

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Clinical & Applied Anatomy

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ORBIT.

ORBIT. Dr. Nupur Dr. Shruti. LAQs. ORBITAL CELLULITIS DEFINITION AND ETIOLOGY CLINICAL FEATURES COMPLICATIONS MANAGEMENT PROPTOSIS DEFINITION CLASSIFICATION WITH CAUSES PSEUDOPROPTOSIS. SAQs. Pseudoproptosis Orbital periosteitis Complications of orbital cellulitis. Exophtalmos.

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