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Vol. 75. Issue 2.
Pages 129-132 (March - April 2024)
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Vol. 75. Issue 2.
Pages 129-132 (March - April 2024)
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Perichondritis and auricular cellulitis related to piercings as first manifestation of monkeypox
Pericondritis y celulitis auricular relacionadas con piercings como primera manifestación de viruela del mono
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Encarnación Antúnez-Estudilloa,b,
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, Laura Riera Tura,b, Andrés Caballero Garcíaa,b
a Department of Otolaryngology, Puerta del Mar University Hospital, Cádiz, Spain
b Biomedical Research and Innovation Institute of Cádiz (INiBICA), Cádiz, Spain
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Table 1. Summary table of patients' symptoms.
Table 2. Differential diagnosis between isolated perichondritis and peichondritis associated with monkeypox.
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Abstract
Introduction

Pinna infections are usually due to Staphylococcus aureus infection. It is common for the patient to have had an earring in the area of infection. Monkeypox infection has gone from being an endemic infection to a worldwide health emergency.

Case summary

In this article we present five cases of monkeypox earring infection of the pinna and what common features we have seen that differentiate them from Staphylococcus aureus infection.

Discussion

Symptoms of monkeypox include general malaise, fever with uni- or bilateral lymphadenopathy, and then the appearance within one or two days of skin lesions, we want to alert he otolaryngologist and the medical society to the possibility the diagnostic possibility of monkeypox in patients with an auricular perichondritis.

Keywords:
Monkeypox
Piercing
Perichondritis
Cellulitis
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Introducción

Las infecciones del pabellón auricular se deben habitualmente a la infección por Staphilococcus Aureus. Es habitual que el paciente se haya realizado un pendiente en la zona de la infección. La infección por viruela del Mono ha pasado de ser una infección endémica a una emergencia sanitaria a nivel mundial.

Caso

Exponemos en este artículo cinco casos de infección del pabellón auricular por pendiente por viruela del mono y que características comunes hemos visto que las diferencian de la infección por Staphilococcus Aureus.

Discusión

Los síntomas de la viruela del mono incluyen malestar general, fiebre con linfadenopatía uni o bilateral, y posteriormente la aparición en uno o dos días de lesiones cutáneas, queremos alertar al otorrinolaringólogo y a la sociedad médica de la posibilidad diagnóstica de viruela del mono en pacientes con una pericondritis auricular.

Palabras clave:
Viruela del mono
Pericondritis
Pendiente
Celulitis

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