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See Latest ArticlesAbscess I&D, Topical Anesthetics, Sepsis Guidelines
Emergency Medicine News, 09/01/09
Cutaneous abscess is frequently encountered in emergency departments. Antimicrobial therapy alone is often inadequate for cutaneous abscesses, and primary therapy involves proper and adequate incision and drainage. For most abscesses, antibiotics are not required after incision and drainage, but patients with extensive cellulitis or comorbidities may require antimicrobial therapy.
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