
handle: 11441/173581
Presentamos el caso de una niña de 27 días de vida, sin antecedentes de interés, que acude a su pediatra por edema y hematoma en la mama derecha. La paciente acude al día siguiente a las urgencias hospitalarias por evolución del cuadro hacia un absceso mamario, teniendo que ser ingresada e iniciando tratamiento antibiótico intravenoso. Dada la mala evolución, y a pesar del tratamiento antibiótico, se decide intervención quirúrgica mediante drenaje y lavado de la cavidad. Finalmente, se resuelve el cuadro sin secuelas posteriores.
We present a 27-day-old girl with no significant medical history who atended pediatric consultation presenting with edema and hematoma in her breast. The patient was admitted the next day following examination in ER due to the worsening of the condition and despite the intravenous antibiotic therapy, a surgical treatment was performed consisting in draining the abscess and washing the cavity. Finally, the problema was solved without any consequences.
neonatal, neonatal mastitis, Absceso mamario neonatal, Absceso mamario, abscess, mestitis neonatal, neonatal breat, Mastitis neonatal
neonatal, neonatal mastitis, Absceso mamario neonatal, Absceso mamario, abscess, mestitis neonatal, neonatal breat, Mastitis neonatal
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