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Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide, 7e
Chapter 117. The Mouth and Throat
Sections: The Mouth and Throat: Introduction, Normal Variants, Noninfectious Lesions, Stomatitis, Pharyngitis, Uvulitis, Oral Problems, References.
Topics Discussed: mouth diseases.
Excerpt:"Lesions of the mouth and throat are common in children and can
range from benign conditions that require no intervention to significant
systemic illness requiring extensive treatment and support (Table 117-1). Making the distinction between
these conditions can be difficult. Mouth pain secondary to viral
infections of the oropharynx are among the most common presenting
complaints of pediatric patients; however, most require no treatment
beyond supportive care and pain control. Bacterial infections of
the mouth and throat, such as pharyngitis and uvulitis, cause local
and systemic illness and rarely can lead to life-threatening complications.
The management of dental injuries, whether from neglect or trauma,
differs for primary and permanent teeth...."
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