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pp.475-477
Published Date 1951/11/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492200574

NIHO and his associates report a case of otitic septecemia in which the symptoms were masked by use of penicillin in large amounts. A man aged 55, who had been under the care of an internist for the period of 4 months previously for chronic nephritis. was consulted for the first time in a grave physical conditions. profuse aural discharges, rigidity of ex-tremities, aphonia and stertorous breathieg. There was difficulty in deciding whether this picture was the result of acidosis or complications of otitis med-ia. In spite of this indecision the operations, rad-ical mastoidectomy and petrosotomy, were perform-ed. Shortly after the operation the patient seemed improved but died on the thirh day thereafter.

Necropsy showed chronic arterosclerotic nephritis, carditis, pleurisy, gastritis and cerebral dehydra-tion, and, beside which there were evidences of generalized septic infection in the lungs, the hilus, bronchial tress. the liver and spleen. Examination of the bony specimens removed at operation sho-wed bony necrosis in various parts of the mastoid and petrous bones. Authors conclude that whenev-er indications warrant or patient's life appears to be jeopardized there should be no hesitation in perfor-ming the operation on the temporal bone.


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