A case of quinsy following high-pressure water jet injury.
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High-pressure water injuries of the oropharynx are uncommon but can cause significant injury and airway compromise when they occur. A small number of cases of high-pressure water injury of the oropharynx have been presented in the literature, detailing a range of effects and outcomes. We describe the first reported case of high-pressure water injury of the oropharynx associated with peritonsillar abscess (quinsy) requiring surgical drainage.
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OROPHARYNX, Male, Soft Tissue Injuries, Oropharynx, Water, Peritonsillar Abscess, Anti-Bacterial Agents, CHILD, Barotrauma, INJURY, Pressure, Drainage, Humans, Child
OROPHARYNX, Male, Soft Tissue Injuries, Oropharynx, Water, Peritonsillar Abscess, Anti-Bacterial Agents, CHILD, Barotrauma, INJURY, Pressure, Drainage, Humans, Child
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