Abstract
Relevance of the research topic. One of the possible causes of septic endocarditis is chronic odontogenic infection. The danger of this pathology lies in the sudden and rapid development of septicemia and heart valve damage, leading to disability of patients and posing a threat to their lives. Purpose.The aim of the work is to draw the attention of practitioners to the need for preventive sanitation of the oral cavity in patients with chronic foci of odontogenic infection.Method and materials. The article is devoted to the description of clinical observation in a patient with the development of septic endocarditis caused by the pathogen Klebsiella, which was revealed during in-depth examination and treatment of foci of odontogenic infection.Results. The successful outcome of the disease was ensured by rapid diagnosis and adequate therapy. Summary. Pathological microflora in the periapical zones of the jaws in the form of odontogenic granulomas and radicular cysts can be the cause of severe forms of septic endocarditis. Timely surgical rehabilitation of such foci is an effective measure of prevention of life-threatening disease.
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