Ludwig’s angina. Case presentation
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https://doi.org/10.61997/bjm.v12i1.289Keywords:
Ludwig angina, soft tissues, lymph nodes, mediastinitisAbstract
Ludwig's angina is an infectious disease that mainly affects the floor of the mouth. It is frequently produced by abscesses of the second and third molars; It has an insidious beginning, so it should be considered, since if the diagnosis is delayed it can have fatal consequences. The case of a 26-yearold male patient diagnosed with Ludwig's angina is presented. He receives medical treatment and surgical drainage of the abscess, with a good, uneventful outcome. Appropriate medical and surgical intervention was essential for the successful outcome of this patient, especially to prevent airway obstruction and other serious complications.
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