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work_evk5uowdmvfdhnwfmhyefc7ene	Christine M. Clark	Varicella Infection Complicated by Group A Beta-Hemolytic Streptococcal Retropharyngeal Abscess	2016.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	2018	183	58	Varicella Infection Complicated by Group A Beta-Hemolytic Streptococcal Retropharyngeal Abscess Varicella Infection Complicated by Group A Beta-Hemolytic An unimmunized 19-month-old child presented with a retropharyngeal abscess and coincident varicella infection. Practitioners should be aware that cervical abscesses may complicate varicella infections. Complications of varicella infections differ greatly in their region in association with varicella infection in pediatric As with most infections, varicella can be complicated by immune depression caused by the primary varicella infection The varicella infection seen in our patient may not have the primary varicella infection, the development of tonsillitis, This case is the first report of a retropharyngeal abscess occurring as a sequela of varicella infection in a pediatric patient. spinal epidural abscess during varicella," Pediatrics, vol. epidural abscess from group A Streptococcus after varicella M. Guthrie, "Abscess formation as a complication of chickenpox," Scottish Medical Journal, vol. Cappelletty, "Microbiology of bacterial respiratory infections," Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, vol.	./cache/work_evk5uowdmvfdhnwfmhyefc7ene.pdf	./txt/work_evk5uowdmvfdhnwfmhyefc7ene.txt