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Histological examination showed what seemed to be a life threatening phlegmonous gastritis.

Bacterial phlegmonous gastritis either responds to antibiotic treatment or results in death of the patient.

In their testimony, the doctors described the leg as "very phlegmonous and gangrenous," to the point of appearing "black."

A histological diagnosis of phlegmonous gastritis was made.

In the gastric mucosal biopsy specimens a severe phlegmonous inflammation was found.

In this patient Sjögren's syndrome presented with a phlegmonous gastritis that responded promptly to steroid teratment.

The main goal of treatment is to remove the cause of the phlegmonous process in order to achieve effective treatment and prevention of residives.

During operation, the cavity or place of phlegmonous process are washed with antiseptic, antibiotic solutions and proteolyic ferments.

An incision used to release pus in the lacrimal sac in acute phlegmonous dacryocystitis.

The procedure was successful in nine; complications included bile leakage, and one patient developed phlegmonous cholecystitis necessitating cholecystectomy.

We describe a patient with Sjögren's syndrome and an uncommon gastric mucosal lesion shown to be a phlegmonous gastritis.

In conclusion phlegmonous gastritis was found as the presenting symptom in a case of Sjögren's syndrome and reacted well to steroid treatment.

The differential diagnosis of phlegmonous gastritis consts of bacterial infections especially staphylococcus aureus and including tuberculosis.

This phlegmonous gastritis evolved later into a chronic atrophic gastritis, which has frequently been reported as a symptom of Sjögren's syndrome.

Acute esophagitis can be catarrhal or phlegmonous, whereas chronic esophagitis may be hypertrophic or atrophic.

Histoire des tumeurs phlegmoneuses des fosses iliaques, 1839 (History of phlegmonous iliac fossa tumors).