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Orbital Cellulitis due to Haemophilus influenzae

L. Londer, Douglas L. Nelson

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Abstract

Orbital cellulitis due toHaemophilus influenzaehas not been reported, to our knowledge, in the ophthalmic literature. The clinical and laboratory features of orbital cellulitis due toH influenzaeare presented and contrasted with the more common findings of orbital cellulitis due to staphylococcal infections.Hemophilus influenzae-caused orbital cellulitis usually affects children under 36 months of age and has characteristic clinical and laboratory features. Recognition of this clinical entity and prompt antimicrobial therapy are essential in order to treat this condition successfully.

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Orbital cellulitis due toHaemophilus influenzaehas not been reported, to our knowledge, in the ophthalmic literature. The clinical and laboratory features of orbital cellulitis due toH influenzaeare presented and contrasted with the more common findings of orbital cellulitis due to staphylococcal infections.Hemophilus influenzae-caused orbital cellulitis usually affects children under 36 months of age and has characteristic clinical and laboratory features. Recognition of this clinical entity and prompt antimicrobial therapy are essential in order to treat this condition successfully.

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Orbital cellulitis due toHaemophilus influenzaehas not been reported, to our knowledge, in the ophthalmic literature. The clinical and laboratory features of orbital cellulitis due toH influenzaeare presented and contrasted with the more common findings of orbital cellulitis due to staphylococcal infections.Hemophilus influenzae-caused orbital cellulitis usually affects children under 36 months of age and has characteristic clinical and laboratory features. Recognition of this clinical entity and prompt antimicrobial therapy are essential in order to treat this condition successfully.

Key concepts: Orbital cellulitis, Cellulitis, Haemophilus influenzae, Medicine, Dermatology, Antimicrobial, Microbiology, Antibiotics

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