33 year old male with history of pus oozing from left upper third molar region


 THIS IS AN ONLINE E LOGBOOK TO DISCUSS OUR PATIENT'S DE-IDENTIFIED HEALTH DATA SHARED AFTER TAKING HIS / HER /GUARDIAN'S SIGNED INFORMED CONSENT. HERE WE DISCUSS OUR INDIVIDUAL PATIENT'S PROBLEMS THROUGH A SERIES OF INPUTS FROM THE AVAILABLE GLOBAL ONLINE COMMUNITY OF EXPERTS WITH AN AIM TO SOLVE THOSE CLINICAL PROBLEMS WITH COLLECTIVE CURRENT BEST EVIDENCE-BASED INPUT 


CASE HISTORY: 

A 33 YEAR OLD MALE AUTO DRIVER BY OCCUPATION CAME TO THE HOSPITAL WITH THE CHIEF COMPLAINTS OF PUS OOZING OUT FROM THE LEFT UPPER MOLAR REGION ON 10 OF FEB 2022

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:

PATIENT WAS APPARENTLY ASYMPTOMATIC 60 DAYS BACK THEN  HE DEVELOPED PAIN, SWELLING AND CREAM COLOURED PUS DISCHARGING FROM THE LEFT UPPER THIRD MOLAR REGION WHICH IS SUDDEN IN ONSET.THEN HE VISITED A DENTIST FOR WHICH HE PRESCRIBED MEDICATIONS AND THEN THE PAIN, SWELLING AND PUS DISCHARGE GOT RESOLVED.

AFTER 5 DAYS OF THE MEDICATIONS THE PATIENT AGAIN DEVELOPED PAIN AND SWELLING IN THE SAME REGION AND AGAIN VISITED THE DOCTOR AND CONTINUED THE MEDICATIONS . DURING THE 2 ND COURSE OF MEDICATIONS THE QUANTITY OF THE PUS IS INCREASED WITH REDUCED PAIN AND SWELLING . DURING HIS COURSE HE NOTICED THE BLOOD STAINS IN THE NOSTRILS. HE AGAIN CONSULTED THE DOCTOR AND THE DOCTOR CLEANED HIS TEETH AND THE DISCHARGE HAS BEEN REDUCED TO SOME EXTENT.DOCTOR GAVE HIM MEDICATIONS AND ORDERED OPG AND CBCT BUT PATIENT DIDN'T TAKE THE TESTS. PATIENT VISTED ANOTHER DOCTOR THIS TIME AND HE GAVE TAB.METROGYL 200MG ,CLAVAM 625MG ,VOVERAN D FOR 5 DAYS. AFTER THE TESTS DR. PRESCRIBED TAB. TAXIM O FOR 5 DAYS BUT THE PATIENT DID NOT TAKE THE TABLET THEN HE NOTICED REDDISH PUS COMING SO HE TOOK THE TABLET. LATER HE PRESENTED TO OUR HOSPITAL.

                

                            SWELLING ON THE LEFT SIDE - EFFECTED SIDE 


RIGHT SIDE 






PAST HISTORY:

PATIENT HAS NOT DEVELOPED THE WISDOM TEETH ON  BOTH SIDES OF THE UPPER JAW.

HISTORY OF TRAUMA TO THE LEFT EYE WITH A SHARP OBJECT - KNIFE WHEN HE WAS ONE AND HALF YEARS OLD . NO SURGERY HAS BEEN DONE THEN HE LOST COMPLETE VISION OF THE LEFT EYE.
  




HISTORY OF TRAUMA TO THE LEFT LOWER JAW DURING A FIGHT WITH HIS COUSIN 7 YEARS BACK.

NO HISTORY OF HYPERTENSION

NO HISTORY OF DIABETES 

NO HISTORY OF ASTHMA 

NO HISTORY OF EPILEPSY 

NO HISTORY OF TUBERCULOSIS

 PERSONAL HISTORY

APPETITE: NORMAL

DIET: MIXED

SLEEP IS ADEQUATE 

NO ALLERGIES 

ADDICTIONS: SMOKING , ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO OCCASIONALLY


FAMILY HISTORY: NO SIGNIFICANT FAMILY HISTORY

GENERAL EXAMINATION: PATIENT WAS CONSCIOUS , COHERENT COOPERATIVE AND WELL ORIENTED TO TIME ,PLACE  AND PERSON. 

WELL BUILT AND NOURISHED

BP - 110/80 mmHg, RR - 20cpm,PR- 68BPM

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:

CVS‐ S1 S2 heard, no murmurs
RS‐ Normal vesicular breath sounds hears

P/A : Soft , No tender, no evidence of organomegaly. 

CNS : No Focal neurological deficits. 

INVESTIGATIONS:
  • RBS - 154mg/dl, S. creatinine - 0.8, Na+ - 132, K+ - 3.8, Cl- - 98, Blood urea - 12mg/dl
  • LFT : TB - 0.97, DB - 0.20, AST - 29, ALT - 159, TP - 6.8, Alb - 4.2, A/G - 1.62
  • Serology -ve
  • Hemogram : Hb - 15.4g/dl, TLC - 7,500 cells/cumm, PLT - 2.5 lakhs/cumm
  • CUE : Alb-nil, Pus cells- 3 to 4, Epithelial  cells - 2 to 4









CHEST RADIOGRAPH :

 








CT PNS of  33 old man admitted currently with us with pus discharge from left 2nd upper molar
tooth showing connection with temporal lobe





















CECT NECK 



    CONTRAST ENHANCED CT  NECK

    Expansile unilocular lytic lesion involving the maxillary arch on the left side bulging in the lumen of the left maxillary sinus 

     - The lesion is causing significant narrowing of the maxillary sinus and reaching up to the orbital floor superiorly.

      - Lesion is showing fluid component and enhancing solid component
      - Significant cortical thinning is noted with multiple areas of cortical break involving the                                       posterior and anterior - superior aspect
       - The enhancing solid component of the lesion is extending posteriorly into the pterygopalatine and infratemporal fossa
      - Mild edema of retroantral soft tissue, pterygoid, and buccinators muscles
    • The left maxillary sinus is narrowed by the above lesion and shows retained secretion/ mucosal thickening
    • Rest of the paranasal sinus normal
    • Enlarged left eyeball with a focal posterior protrusion - Staphyloma. Rest of the orbit normal 


    Cone beam computed tomography(CBCT) 










    OPG report  Orthopantomagram 





    RADIOGRAPHIC PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:

    • Radiographic features can be suggestive of left maxillary sinusitis with ?osteomyelitic changes in the left floor and the medial and lateral borders of the maxillary sinus.
    • D/D: Suspected aggressive lesion?
    • Oro antral communication distal to #28 region
    • Pulpal calcification in the teeth of the Lf posterior maxilla and posterior mandibular region. 
    MEDICAL TREATMENT:

    ON 11 FEB 2022 
     
    • Rx: Tab. Augmentin 625mg BD
                     Tab. Metrogyl 400mg TID
                     Tab. Voveram 75mg BD
                     PAN 40mg IV/BD
                     Warm saline rinsing of the mouth

       ON 12 FEB 22
  • Rx: Inj. Cefotaxime 1gm IV/BD 
                 Inj. Metrogyl 100ml
                 Inj. PAN 40mg IV/BD
                 2% Betadine gurgles dilute with water 2-3 times/ day
                  Tab. Acetelofenac + PCM


       ON 13 FEB 22
    • Rx: Inj. Cefotaxime 1gm IV/BD 
                     Inj. Metrogyl 100ml
                     Inj. PAN 40mg IV/BD
                     2% Betadine gurgles dilute with water 2-3 times/ day
                      Tab. Acetelofenac + PCM
      ON 14 FEB 22
  • Pus sent for culture + sensitivity test
  • GRBS 102mg/dl
  • Rx:  Inj. Metrogyl 100ml
  •         Inj. PAN 40mg IV/BD
          Inj. Augmentin 1-2g,m IV/BD for 5days
            Inj. Voveran 75mg IM BD for 5 days
            Chlorhexidine mouth wash TID

    ON 15 FEB

  • GRBS 102mg/dl
  •  Rx:  Inj. Metrogyl 100ml
  •         Inj. PAN 40mg IV/BD
            Inj. Augmentin 1-2g,m IV/BD for 5days
            Inj. Voveran 75mg IM BD for 5 days
            Chlorhexidine mouth wash TID
ON 16 FEB 

  • Rx: Inj. Augmentin 1.2gm IV/BD for 5 days
                 Inj. Metrogyl 500mg IV TID
                 Inj. voveran 75mg IM/BD
                 Inj. PAN 40mg IV/BD
                 Tab. Acetelofenac + PCM
                 Chlorhexidine mouth wash TID

ON 17 FEB 

  • Rx: Inj. Augmentin 1.2gm IV/BD for 5 days
  •                  Inj. Metrogyl 500mg IV TID
                     Inj. voveran 75mg IM/BD
                     Inj. PAN 40mg IV/BD
                     Tab. Acetelofenac + PCM
                     Chlorhexidine mouth wash TID

ON 18 FEB 

GRBS- 136mg/dl 


    PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:


     Left oroantral fistula with chronic maxillary sinusitis, Left spheroid degeneration with Denovo DM

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