Publications by authors named "H Chaabouni"
Ludwig's angina is a severe diffuse cellulitis that presents an acute onset and spreads rapidly and bilaterally. It can affect the submandibular, sublingual or submental spaces resulting in a state of emergency. Early diagnosis and urgent management could be a life-saving procedure.
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- Subungual exostosis is a rare, non-cancerous tumor that forms beneath the nail and often comes back after treatment.
- A 17-year-old boy with this condition had a history of trauma and underwent direct surgical removal of the tumor.
- The surgery was successful, with the tumor completely removed and no complications or recurrence noted afterward.
True thymic hyperplasia results from stressful situations such as chemotherapy. It commonly presents as an anterior mediastinal mass; cervical location is exceptional. Here we report a case of a cervical true thymic hyperplasia in a 12-year-old girl who had a Hodgkin lymphoma treated by radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
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