Microscopic Features Of Soft Tissues In Purulent-Necrotic Complications Of The Maxillofacial Region
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maxillofacial region, purulent-necrotic complications, soft tissues, microscopyAbstract
Purulent-necrotic processes of the maxillofacial region remain a clinically significant problem because odontogenic infections may spread into deep fascial spaces and, in severe cases, transform into necrotizing soft-tissue infection with rapid progression and life-threatening complications. Contemporary studies also show that severe odontogenic infections are associated with prolonged hospitalization, systemic complications, and the need for early multidisciplinary management [7,8,9]. In this context, microscopic examination of soft tissues is important for clarifying the depth of tissue destruction, vascular injury, inflammatory activity, and reparative changes.
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