KMID : 1144020130090010030
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Journal of Korean Association for Disability and Oral Health 2013 Volume.9 No. 1 p.30 ~ p.35
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BLEEDING CONTROL BY THE CIRCUMFERENTIAL SUTURE & DRAINAGE ON ACTIVEBLEEDING INCISION & DRAINAGE SITE OF TEMPORAL SPACE ABSCESS DUE TO ADVANCEDODONTOGENIC INFECTION IN A MULTIPLE MEDICALLY COMPROMISED DISABLED PATIENT - REPORT OF A CASE -
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Son Jeong-Seog
Oh Ji-Hyeon Yoo Jae-Ha
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Abstract
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The four principles of treatment of odontogenic infection are as follows : (1) removal of the cause, (2) establishment of drainage, (3) institution of antibiotic therapy, and (4) provision of supportive care, including proper rest and nutrition.
A separate incision is required to establish drainage, especially in the case of extensive fascial space -infections. There are four principle causes for active bleeding in the immediate incision & drainage phase; (1) vascular wall alteration (infection, scurvy, chemicals), (2) disorder of platelet function, (3) thrombocytopenic purpuras, (4) disorders of coagulation (liver disease, anticoagulation drug).
If the hemorrhage from incision & drainage site is aggressive, the site must be packed with proper wet gauze and wound closure & drainage dressing are applied. The specific causes of bleeding may be associated with hypoxia, changes in the pH of blood & chemical changes affecting vascular contractility and blood clotting.
This is a case report of bleeding control by the circumferential suture & drainage on active bleeding incision & drainage site of temporal space abscess due to advanced odontogenic infection in a multiple medically compromised disabled patient.
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KEYWORD
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Active bleeding, Incision & drainage, Temporal space abscess, Medically compromised patient
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