phlegmon
phlegmonous abscess
phlegmonous cellulitis

An example would be phlegmon of diverticulitis.

Metaxas died of a phlegmon of the pharynx which subsequently led to incurable toxaemia.

Skin/subcutaneous tissue disease is a septic phlegmon that develops classically in the hand and forearm after cat bite.

Another example, phlegmon affecting the spine, is known as spondylodiscitis and is associated with endplate destruction and loss of disc height.

Under MRI examination, phlegmon will show dark with T1, and high signal (bright) with T2.

A noninfectious occurrence of phlegmon be found in the acute pancreatitis of Systemic Lupus Erythamatosis.

It is especially used for such ailments as abscesses, phlegmon, paronychia, furuncle, anal fissures, infections of the parotid gland, bacterially infected tonsilitis, and others.

Behandlung der Gangrän und Phlegmon in Umgebung der Mundhöhle, Noma, Phlegmonen; Angina Ludovici, gewöhnl.

This is the result of acute purulent inflammation which may be related to bacterial infection, however the term 'phlegmon' mostly refers to a walled-off inflammatory mass without bacterial infection, one that may be palpable on physical examination.

However, more injury problems struck him in July 2001 when he had to pull out with broken heel bones, and in 2002 he had to withdraw from three tournaments in a row due to phlegmon, resulting in demotion back to jūryō.

He qualified docteur en médecine in 1880, with his thesis on Abcès chauds de la prostate et le phlegmon périprostatique (hot abscesses of the prostate and periprostatic phlegmon) being honoured by the Société de Chirurgie and French Academy of Sciences.