suppuration

Although odontoma is usually asymptomatic, its eruption into the mouth can give rise to more serious conditions as pain, inflammation of the adjacent soft tissues, infection, and suppuration. Facial asymmetry, halitosis, and malocclusion have also been recorded in some cases.

Feces was present in the lumen in more than half of the patients (n=18, 79.1%), as fecalith in 6 (25%) (Figure 3A), soft feces in 7 (29.1%) and admixed with blood and/or suppuration in 5 (20.8%) (Figure 2B).

Acute RP abscess is usually pyogenic and occurs frequently in children because of the abundant RP lymph nodes that undergo suppuration due to the spread of infection from the upper respiratory tract (6).

Absence of recurrent peri-implant infection with suppuration

It had recently been discovered, which neither the local doctor nor I had known, that this is a likelihood with a patient who is young, has suppuration in any part of the body, and has been deprived of sugar (due to war rationing); in such circumstances, only ether is permissible as an anaesthetic.

Sub-periosteal temporal abscess of otic origin without intra-osseous suppuration. Laryngoscope 1913; 23: 999-1003.

The symptoms guiding the prescription of Capsicum include a high fever, chills, stinging, stabbing or burning ear pain with suppuration, a hot face, halitosis, red cheeks, pain and dryness in the throat, inflamed fauces, uvula and palate, as well as mastoiditis.

A kind of suppuration that follows people to the grave.

Empyema of gallbladder is life threatening condition and is produced by suppuration superimposed on acute cholecystitis.

If that's not the suppuration site, the abscess is intersphincteric or supralevator, in which case a confirmatory CT scan is called for before proceeding with treatment.