Sentence examples for extensive abscess from inspiring English sources

b c Axial, sagittal T1 FS contrast-enhanced series shows extensive abscess formation in the subscapular region and irregular T1 low signal intensity bone lesions.

Age above 60, location in the cervical region, extensive abscess, spinal cord symptoms lasting for more than 72 h, presence of sepsis, low white blood cell count (<100 × 109/l) and extremely high ESR values (>110 mm/h) are bad prognostic factors.

The histopathological analysis of the methicillin-sensitive (MSSA) strain-infected eyes at 84 h after completion of treatment showed moderate inflammation in the staphylolysin-treated eyes as compared with extensive abscess formation in the control group (Barequet et al. 2012).

The degree of inflammation was graded by on a scale of 0 to ++++ (0, no inflammation; focal interstitial inflammation +; more diffuse interstitial inflammation ++; intense interstitial inflammation or microabscesses +++; more extensive abscess formation with tissue necrosis ++++) [ 10].

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: Inflammation degree No inflammation 0 Focal interstitial inflammation + More diffüse interstitial inflammation ++ Intense interstitial inflammation veya microabscesses +++ More extensive abscess formation with tissue necrosis ++++.

One knee with extensive abscesses in the popliteal space and posterior thigh was fused, and the sinuses were healed when the cast was removed twelve weeks after the operation.

From this point of view, it might be useful to study infections that are more directly linked to the impairment of granulocyte function, such as fasciitis, extensive abscesses or collections of bacteria from different sites, rather than severe sepsis or septic shock, which are mainly the consequence of the systemic inflammatory reaction.

Further studies are needed to establish the effects of NSAIDs on patients whose antibiotic therapy is not effective, and whether NSAID use increases the morbidity of bacterial infections such as fasciitis or extensive abscesses, rather than the frequency of severe sepsis and septic shock.

‡Other diseases included extensive perineal abscess with fistula, subgaleal hematoma, and a subscapular abscess and prostatitis in the same patient.

At this point, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the spine revealed an extensive intraspinal abscess, which resulted in compression of the upper thoracic spinal cord.

At least 2 antimicrobial drugs are recommended for treating infections with NTM, and surgery is indicated for extensive disease, abscess formation, or contraindications/intolerance to medical therapy.