Case report demonstrates wound complications following a facial human bite in a pediatric patient, highlighting the necessity of prompt wound evaluation and targeted antimicrobial therapy.
Bite wounds are a common reason for patients to seek medical attention. Proper wound evaluation and appropriate antimicrobial therapies are the cornerstones of managing these wounds, particularly when they are human associated. In this article, we describe the case of a pediatric patient who sustained a facial laceration from a human bite and its complications.
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