Parapharyngeal abscess: A difficult diagnosis in younger children

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Abstract

Parapharyngeal abscess is a difficult diagnosis to make in the pediatric population. Children <3 years of age present with fever, often the only sign at the initial presentation, thus causing a delay in diagnosis until the patient presents with more focal findings, such as a painful neck mass. Repeated follow-up visits with the patient until the diagnosis is confirmed are critically important to prevent complications.

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Sudhanthar, S., Garg, A., Gold, J., & Napolova, O. (2019). Parapharyngeal abscess: A difficult diagnosis in younger children. Clinical Case Reports, 7(6), 1218–1221. https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.2209

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