Abcès rétropharyngé et la revue de la littérature: à propos de 5 observations

Keïta, Abdoulaye; Diallo, Ibrahima; Fofana, M; Diallo, M.M.; Diallo, Mamadou Mouctar; O, Balde; Camara, A.; Sacko, Sory

doi:10.11604/pamj.2020.36.360.24282

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“…In our case, however, CT scans were not requested, due to the absence of CT scanners in our facility and our distance from the capital. The use of cervicotomy for foreign body extraction is rare [1]. We performed a cervicotomy to remove the foreign body and drain the abscess.…”

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Fishbone-Type Pharyngeal Foreign Body with Cutaneous Migration in the ENT Department of the Mamou Regional Hospital: A Case Report

Diallo,

Diallo

et al. 2023

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We report a case of pharyngeal foreign body with cutaneous migration in the form of a fishbone in a 24-year-old rural resident, presented with odynophagia, dysphagia, pain and left antero-latero-cervical swelling fistulated to the skin following ingestion of a fishbone during a meal that had been evolving for 2 weeks. Vital parameters were normal, with an unremarkable psychological examination. Clinical examination revealed a left antero-latero-cervical swelling that was painful to palpation, fistulous to the skin and draining frank pus, revealing a sharp fishbone. A standard X-ray showed that the foreign body had exited the pharynx and was located in the soft tissues of the lower neck. An exploratory cervicotomy was performed, allowing extraction of a serrated fishbone. The post-operative course was favorable.

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“…Foreign bodies (FBs) are a frequent pathology in ENT [1]. Ingested foreign bodies are numerous and frequent, and their archiving is inadequate [2].…”

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Fishbone-Type Pharyngeal Foreign Body with Cutaneous Migration in the ENT Department of the Mamou Regional Hospital: A Case Report

Diallo,

Diallo

et al. 2023

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“…Диференційна діагностика ГО атласу пов'язана з широким спектром захворювань і казуїстичних випадків. Наприклад, це можуть бути гострий лімфобластний лейкоз, шийний лімфаденіт, спондилодисцит, остеомієліт шийних хребців [1,7,18,34,42,50] і туберкульоз шийного відділу хребта [29], паратонзилярний абсцес, травматичний підвивих шийних хребців [20,27] і синдром Гризеля [35], інтра-, епіду-ральні, паравертебральні абсцеси [1,31,41] і пневмонія [2], арахноїдальна кіста [2] та латероцервікальний абсцес унаслідок мігруючого стороннього тіла [32]. Диференційний діагноз є досить широким і має включати всі органи й системи.…”

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Torticollis in a 7-year-old child: an alarming sign not to be turned away

Salokha¹,

Borys²

2021

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Acquired torticollis is not a separate disease rather a warning sign of an underlying disorder. The etiology of torticollis in children is quite wide. Hematogenous osteomyelitis of the first cervical vertebra (the atlas) is an extremely rare and potentially dangerous pathology. The aim is to acquaint physicians of different specialties with an extremely rare condition – acute hematogenous osteomyelitis of the atlas. Case Report. A case of osteomyelitis of the first cervical vertebra in a 7-year-old boy is presented. An important sign of the disease is torticollis. Conclusions. Hematogenous osteomyelitis of the atlas is an extremely rare and potentially dangerous pathology. Regardless of its incidence, it must be considered when examining a child with acquired wryneck. All the ENT specialists must possess the knowledge of this disease, as they are most likely the first doctors to see such a child. The research was carried out in accordance with the principles of the Helsinki Declaration. The informed consent of the patient was obtained for conducting the studies. No conflict of interest was declared by the authors. Key words: torticollis, osteomyelitis of the atlas, C1 osteomyelitis, vertebral osteomyelitis, children.

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Effective management of a retropharyngeal abscess using endoscopic complete-layer resection and drainage

Shan,

Tao,

Kong

et al. 2023

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Retropharyngeal abscess, a rare complication of foreign body ingestion that is usually associated with trauma to the retropharyngeal wall [1,2], is also a lifethreatening medical and surgical emergency, which usually requires incision and drainage [3]. Foreign bodies such as fish bones are the most common traumatic cause of retropharyngeal abscess [4]. We present a case to illustrate endoscopic complete-layer resection with drainage as a safe and effective method of treating retropharyngeal abscesses.

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Abcès rétropharyngé et la revue de la littérature: à propos de 5 observations

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Fishbone-Type Pharyngeal Foreign Body with Cutaneous Migration in the ENT Department of the Mamou Regional Hospital: A Case Report

Fishbone-Type Pharyngeal Foreign Body with Cutaneous Migration in the ENT Department of the Mamou Regional Hospital: A Case Report

Torticollis in a 7-year-old child: an alarming sign not to be turned away

Effective management of a retropharyngeal abscess using endoscopic complete-layer resection and drainage

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