[Pediatric] Atlas of Upper Respiratory infections including pharyngitis

Atlas of Upper Respiratory infections including pharyngitis , ATLAS IN MEDICAL, TUYENLAB.NET, Upper Respiratory infections including pharyngitis

FIGURE 1. Erythema and edema of the pharynx, and palatal petechiae
in a child with Group A Streptococcal pharyngitis.

FIGURE 2 Scarlatiniform rash in scarlet fever. This 7-year-old boy
has a typical sandpaper rash with his strep throat and fever. The erythema is particularly concentrated in the axillary area.

FIGURE 3 A. Peritonsillar abscess on the left showing uvular deviation
away from the side with the abscess.

FIGURE 3 A.  Peritonsillar
abscess with swelling and anatomic distortion of the right tonsillar region.

FIGURE 4. Mononucleosis with considerable tonsillar exudate.

FIGURE 5. Viral pharyngitis showing enlarged cryptic tonsils with
some erythema and exudate.

FIGURE 6. Viral pharyngitis with visible palatal petechiae. Palatal
petechiae can be seen in all types of pharyngitis.

FIGURE 7. Viral pharyngitis with prominent vascular injection of the
soft palate and lymphoid hyperplasia. 

FIGURE 8. Strep pharyngitis with dark necrotic area on right tonsil
and prominent lymphoid hyperplasia in a cobblestone pattern on the
posterior pharynx.

FIGURE 9. Herpangina caused by Coxsackievirus virus.

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