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Case: Acute facial swelling with fever

A 45-year-old man presents to your emergency department with fever and right-sided facial swelling.

1. List four differential diagnoses for this presentation. 4 marks

2. State four relevant findings you would seek on examination. 4 marks

3. State a general approach to managing a patient with acute sialolithiasis. 4 marks

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Case: Acute facial swelling with fever

1. List four differential diagnoses for this presentation. 4 marks

2. State four relevant findings you would seek on examination. 4 marks

3. State a general approach to managing a patient with acute sialolithiasis. 4 marks

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