Damage Of A Gullet To Cervical Department, Besides

Damage of a gullet to cervical department, besides the symptoms connected with damage of vessels, a throat or a trachea, - pains at swallowing, a saliva and the swallowed food and a liquid in a wound. Treatment: at. Small damages defect in a wall take in a seam. At extensive damages of edge of a wound file to a skin for formation and the subsequent plastic arts. For feeding of the patient impose . Not diagnosed damage of a gullet at chipped wounds of a neck leads to development . ABSCESSES AND NECK PHLEGMONS Abscesses and phlegmons of a neck are a consequence purulent , developing as a result of of infection drift at a tonsillitis, an inflammation jaws, mucous membranes - of an oral cavity, a middle ear, a cavity of a nose and its additional cavities is more often-. deep abscesses and neck phlegmons are dangerous because of such developing complications, as a sepsis, a heavy - intoxication, transition of a suppuration to walls of blood vessels with their subsequent destruction and a massive bleeding-, vein thrombosis development, and brain abscesses.

The Most Frequent Source Secondary Is The -

The most frequent source secondary is the - abscess of a lung or , broken in a pleural cavity, and also a pneumonia These processes serve as the reason of development of disease more than at 90 % of sick Gematogennyj infection drift in a pleura (at a mastitis, an osteomyelitis, and ) is observed approximately at 5 % of patients. The activator kind at sharp pleurae is appreciably defined by character of primary disease. At primary , caused by getting - wound of a thorax, the microbic flora can be various-, special weight differ , caused flora. At secondary it is the most frequent from pus sow , a stick, a streptococcus both in the form of monocultures, and in various combinations. subdivide into A.Ostrye (duration of disease - to 8 ) and. Chronic (duration of disease - more than 8 ). Both sharp, and chronic divide into following - groups I On character : e; the putrefactive. II On character of microflora: specific (tubercular-, and ); nonspecific (staphylococcal-, , and ), caused by the mixed - flora III By origin: the primary; the secondary.