Considerations in the Sepsis with Oral Entrance at Immunodepressed Patients

The systemic infection has continuously concerned the medical world, due to the impact it has in the complication and aggravation to exitus of certain affections that exceed the ability to respond of the organism. I started the statistic study with a demographic descriptive selection of the lot. The first criterion was the yearly distribution of the study cases. Between 2007 and 2008, 94 cases of severe sepsis with oral or possible oral entrance at immunodepressed patients were registered. Among these, 40 cases were registered in 2007 and 54 cases in 2008. The patients chosen for this study presented severe sepsis in cases when the entrance gate of the pathogen agent was oral or allegedly oral. In this situation, I took into consideration only those cases of sepsis with dental entrance gate, the submandibular suppurations, periamygdalitis abscesses and their otic and sinus complications, without taking into consideration the sepsis of the upper respiratory ways of the pharyngitis or amygdalitis type.