Abstract:
To determine the frequency of diabetic patients having Odontogenic 1,2,4,5Substantial contributions to Maxillofacial space infections in local population. the conception or design of the Methodology: This cross sectional study was carried out from 1-3-2020 to work; or the acquisition, analysis, August 2020 in the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Pakistan or interpretation of data for the Institute of Medical Sciences, Islamabad, to assess the frequency and work, manuscript writing. association of diabetics with fascial space infection. A total of 70 patients of 3Drafting the work or revising it both genders with Odontogenic maxillofacial infection were included in the critically for important intellectual study. Patients were stratified into three age groups; Age group 1 was from 18content; 6Final approval of the 30, Age group 2 from 31-45 years and Age group 3 from 46-60 years. This form version to be published includes demographic data (age, gender, contact information, address), medical Funding Source: None history (diabetic or non-diabetic) along with sign and symptoms were noted in Conflict of Interest: None the Performa. The SPSS version 20.0 was used to analyze the data. Mean and Received: April 20, 2022 standard deviation was calculated for age. Frequency and percentages were Accepted: Sept 05, 2022 used for the gender and diabetes mellitus. Address of Correspondent Results: A total of 70 patients having Odontogenic maxillofacial space infection. Dr. Mor Khan Shar Of these 70 study cases, 42 (60%) were females and 28 (40%) were males with Post Graduate resident in OMFS mean age of 40.97±10.32 years. Out of 70 patients, 55 (78.57%) were diabetic Dmeoprakhrtamneshnatro1f@PIgMmSaIisl.lcaommabad and 15 (21.43%) patients were non-diabetic patients. Conclusion: Diabetic patients are more prone to Odontogenic maxillofacial space infections and due to poor diabetic control multispace infection along with severe complications may occur.
Keywords:
immunity
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Diabetes Mellitus
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susceptibility
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Odontogenic infections