Life-threatening neck infections: Early diagnosis to forestall crisis: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 76, No 8

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Infections of the neck have the potential to become life-threatening because of the proximity to vital structures. Successful treatment starts with early diagnosis and awareness of possible complications. In this article, Drs Beck and McCaffrey provide the background necessary for early recognition of both localized and nonlocalized neck infections.

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