Life-threatening infections of odontogenic or upper airway origin may extend to potential
spaces formed by fascial planes of the lower head and upper cervical area. Complications …

Purpose Odontogenic infections are a common problem in dentistry, and their treatment
often requires the use of antibiotics besides the removal of the source of infection, which …

PURPOSE: The purpose of this study is to review our recent experience with deep neck
infections and emphasize the importance of radiologic evaluation and appropriate treatment …

The purpose of this study was to review the clinical features of maxillofacial space infection
(MSI), and to identify the potential risk factors predisposing to life-threatening complications …

Objectives Although deep neck infections are less common nowadays because of the
widespread use of antibiotics, they continue to carry significant morbidity and mortality rates …

Objective: To provide an empirical description of the relationship between the spread of
head and neck infections, and the causal tooth. Method and Materials: The hospital records …

Objectives To analyze the differences in clinical features, etiology, treatment modalities, and
microbiology of the deep neck infections between the elderly and the adults. Study Design …

Background Deep neck space abscess (DNSA) is a serious infection in the head and neck.
Antibiotic therapy is an important treatment in patients with DNSA. However, the results of …

Background Uremia is likely a risk factor for deep neck infection (DNI). However, only a few
relevant cases have been reported, and evidence sufficient to support this hypothesis is …

Odontogenic infections represent a frequent condition that in some cases, if not treated
promptly, can spread quickly to the rest of the body and turn into life‐threatening infections …