Age related variations in the bacteriology and antibiotic responsiveness of orbital cellulitis have factored in therapeutic protocols for the condition. Among current concerns is whether evolving bacterial hypervirulence, fostered by widespread antibiotic use and selective immunization, requires modification of these regimens.
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At the conclusion of this activity, I will be able to:
- Understand the pathophysiology of orbital cellulitis and abscess
- Be familiar with treatment protocols for sinusitis-related orbital infection
- Recognize the impact of evolving pathogens on patient outcomes
Gerald Harris, MD
Professor of Ophthalmology
Section Chief, Orbital and Oculoplastic Surgery
Medical College of Wisconsin
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Gerald Harris, MD | Wolters Kluwer | Author |
| Gutglass, Erickson, Bonville and Larson | Med-Legal |
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