Head & neck · 1994
Cervical and mediastinal emphysema secondary to third molar extraction.
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Goodnight J W, Sercarz J A, Wang M B
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: A dramatic case of infected emphysema involving multiple deep cervical and mediastinal fascial planes following surgical extraction of a lower third molar in an otherwise healthy man is presented.
METHODS: The differential diagnosis and management of this condition are discussed, specifically contrasting it to necrotizing fasciitis.
RESULTS: The direct cause of this complication was the use of an air turbine handpiece and air syringe for the tooth extraction.
CONCLUSIONS: It is advised that air turbine handpieces and air syringes not be used during minor oral surgical procedures.
METHODS: The differential diagnosis and management of this condition are discussed, specifically contrasting it to necrotizing fasciitis.
RESULTS: The direct cause of this complication was the use of an air turbine handpiece and air syringe for the tooth extraction.
CONCLUSIONS: It is advised that air turbine handpieces and air syringes not be used during minor oral surgical procedures.