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PubMed2004

Absidia posttraumatic infection: successful treatment with posaconazole.

The class zygomycetes is a large group of filamentous fungi found ubiquitously in nature, primarily in humid soil. Their virulence in immunocompetent hosts is low; therefore, they are usually considered to be contaminants of cultures. In the present study, we describe a patient who had severe traumatic injury with an Absidia infection, who developed intolerance to antifungal treatment with amphotericin B, but responded to posaconazole treatment.

Absidia↗
PubMed1977

Dealing with dental injuries.

Any physician who sees patients on an emergency basis will be confronted with dental or oral injuries. Certain patients, eg, those with pulp exposure or with any apparent tooth displacement, should be referred immediately to a dentist. Patients with lesser dental injury, eg, with chipped teeth, can wait until the next day to see a dentist. Patients with dental or oral injury should be examined for jaw fractures and for lacerations inside and outside the mouth. Following emergency management, they should be instructed in proper mouth care to be used until they can see a dentist or return to that physician for follow-up examination.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1983

Airway trauma.

The mechanism of injury, diagnosis, and treatment of maxillofacial, laryngeal, tracheal, and bronchial trauma are considered. Also discussed is pulmonary barotrauma.

Airway Obstruction↗
PubMed1996

[A trial of using a weak geomagnetic field in treating acute and chronic surgical infection].

Results of treatment of 147 stomatologic and traumatologic patients with acute and chronic surgical infection are presented. A weak geomagnetic induction field (B approximately 0,125 x 10(-4) T) is a medical factor. Local partial screening of the geomagnetic field in the area of the pathological focus shows high efficiency of treatment of the patients in question. The nearest positive results of treatment equals 99,3%. Long-term positive results--91,9%.

Acute Disease↗