Risk Factors for Invasive Interventions in Hospitalized Children With Suppurative Cervical Lymphadenitis

Keyphrases

• Risk Factors 100%
• Hospitalized children 100%
• Suppurative 100%
• Non-invasive Interventions 100%
• Cervical Lymphadenitis 100%
• Antibiotic Treatment 50%
• Pediatric Patients 33%
• Length of Hospital Stay 33%
• Needle Aspiration 33%
• Hospitalized Pediatric Patients 33%
• Open Surgical Drainage 33%
• Early Intervention 16%
• Clinical Characteristics 16%
• Hospital Admission 16%
• Laboratory Parameters 16%
• Laboratory Features 16%
• Physical Findings 16%
• Predictive Factors 16%
• Oral Antibiotics 16%
• Liquefaction Process 16%
• Early Imaging 16%
• Erythema 16%
• Intravenous Treatment 16%
• Source Control 16%
• Physical Indicators 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Lymphadenitis 100%
• Pediatrics Patient 66%
• Antibiotic Therapy 66%
• Fine-Needle Aspiration 33%
• Surgical Drainage 33%
• Clinical Finding 16%
• Physical Examination 16%
• Predictive Factor 16%
• Erythema 16%