Royal Hospital of Sick Children, Edinburgh, UK 3 Department of Microbiology, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK Introduction Ludwigs Angina is a rapidly progressive gangrenous cellulitis of ...

Ludwig angina occurs when a bacterial infection in your teeth or jaw causes symptoms like tongue swelling, tooth pain, neck pain, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. This condition is named ...

Doctors thought the mom from County Durham, England, had Ludwig’s angina — which the Cleveland Clinic explains is a life-threatening bacterial infection, commonly caused by an abscessed tooth.

On March 7, 2024, she was admitted to the University Hospital of North Durham, where she was evaluated for a potential tooth abscess and underwent a CT scan to eliminate the possibility of Ludwig's ...

A CT scan was needed to rule out Ludwig's angina - a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection which can be caused by a tooth infection. Senior assistant coroner Crispin Oliver concluded that ...

She was rushed to hospital, assessed for a tooth abscess, and given a CT scan to rule out Ludwig's angina - a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection which can be caused by a tooth infection ...

On March 7, 2024, she was taken to the University Hospital of North Durham, where she was assessed for a tooth abscess and given a CT scan to rule out Ludwig's angina - a rare but potentially ...

This sort of put-upon, nervy air makes Mitchell the perfect lead of Ludwig, a BBC One dramedy—one that leans more toward comedy than drama—that aired last fall and lands on BritBox this week.