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A case of tetanus secondary to an odontogenic infection
2016
CJEM: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medical Care
Tetanus is a life-threatening clinical syndrome that commonly presents with muscular spasms, rigidity, and autonomic instability. It is considered rare in industrialized countries, and tetanus occurring secondary to dental abscesses, procedures, or infections has been infrequently reported. We describe the case of a patient inadequately immunized for tetanus, who presented to the emergency department with muscular spasms, rigidity, and autonomic instability in the setting of an odontogenic
doi:10.1017/cem.2016.390
pmid:27927258
fatcat:bnqj5qbopfbi7eoo2xy64wil6i