CLINICAL AND ANATOMICAL BASIS OF OPENING AND DRAINAGE OF PURULENT PAROTITIS AND SURFACE PHLEGMON OF THE FACE

Abstract

This article explores the clinical and anatomical aspects underlying the opening and drainage procedures for purulent parotitis and surface phlegmon of the face. The study delves into the relevance of surgical interventions, drawing upon literature analysis and empirical evidence to establish a comprehensive understanding. The methods employed in drainage procedures, along with their outcomes, are discussed, leading to a thorough examination of the implications and potential advancements in managing these conditions.