Монголын Анагаахын Сэтгүүлүүдийн Холбоо (МАСХ)
Эх барих, эмэгтэйчүүд, хүүхэд судлалын сэтгүүл, 2011, 1(9)
Хүүхдэд тохиолдох шүдний гаралтай нэвчээс
( Тойм өгүүлэл )

Р.Баясгалан1, Г.Аянга1, О.Амаржаргал1, Л. Давааням2

1ЭХЭМҮТ,  2ЭМШУИС

 
Абстракт

Odontogenic infection is an inflammation of cellular tissue existing in the regions of the mouth, face and neck, the only bone prefix designating the origin and path of the infection because the clinical reality is the fluxion or cellular tissue abscess. Inflammation may be circumscribed or diffuse anatomical boundaries are not defined clearly, there is no loosening of the tissues and there is no drainage, the spread is done via the lymphatic, venous or blood, Parul or continuity, the most frequent agents gold and white are staphylococci, followed by streptococci, pneumococci etc. Diagnosis is usually based upon clinical examination and the patient’s history. What mainly matters, especially in the initial stages, is the localization of the responsible tooth. In the initial phase of inflammation, there is soft swelling of the soft tissues. The tooth is also sensitive during palpation of the apical area and during percussion with an instrument, while the tooth is hypermobile and there is a sense of elongation. In more advanced stages, the pain is exceptionally severe, even after the slightest contact with the tooth surface. Tooth reaction during a test with an electric vitalometer is negative; however, sometimes it appears positive, which is due to conductivity of the fluid inside the root canal. Along with antibiotics incision and drainage are the primary therapy of odontogenic plegmons.



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