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Published in French in Tropical Dental Journal Volume 29 - March 2006 pages 22-26

Cellulitis and phlegmons of dental origin in the CHU of YaoundéCellulitis and phlegmons of dental origin in the CHU of Yaoundé est évalué 2 étoiles par les abonnés Tropical Dental Journal Online

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Authors : C.H. BENGONDO, R.C. BITA, N.T.C. AVANG, H. MENGONG, G. BENGONO - Cameroon


Résumé

Cellulites et phlegmons sont des complications des infections dentaires, fréquentes en zone tropicale en général et au Cameroun en particulier. Elles concernent tous les âges, affectent plus le sexe masculin que féminin. Elles sont très répandues dans les classes sociales défavorisées. Leur fréquence est plus élevée chez les élèves et étudiants, financièrement dépendants des parents qui eux-mêmes sont démunis. Les dents le plus souvent à l’origine de ces complications étaient les molaires. Les formes géniennes hautes et basse ont été les plus rencontrées. Ces pathologies perturbent la vie à cause des douleurs qu’elles induisent et peuvent mettre en jeu le pronostic vital, faisant d’elles des urgences diagnostiques et thérapeutiques.

Abstract
Cellulitis and phlegmons of dental origin in the CHU of Yaoundé

Cellulitis and phlegmons are frequent complications of teeth infections in tropics in general and particularly in Cameroon. They concern all ages and affect more men than women. These pathologies are more developed in disfavoured social classes. Their frequency is very high among pupils and students, whose the financial power depends on poor parents. Cellulitis and phlegmons are more induced by molar’s infections. The upper and lower parts of the check were the most frequent. These pathologies disturb the life because of pain they entertained and they can modify life prognosis. They constitute emergencies for diagnosis and treatment.

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