Severe infantile wrist empyema due to dental bacteremia.

Felix Stang; Peter Stollwerck; Tobias von Wild; Peter Mailänder; Frank Siemers

Severe infantile wrist empyema due to dental bacteremia.

Felix Stang^*, Peter Stollwerck, Tobias von Wild, Peter Mailänder, Frank Siemers

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Clinic of Plastic Surgery

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Abstract

Pediatric wrist empyema are very rare, this is the first case report in the current literature describing a hematogenic spreading of bacteria from dental caries, leading to a severe wrist empyema.

Original language	English
Journal	German medical science : GMS e-journal
Volume	10
ISSN	1612-3174
Publication status	Published - 03.10.2012

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