1. Antibiotic therapy for diffuse cellulitis should be aggressive.

2. It is indicated for cellulitis, septicemia, pyemia, pyoderma, etc. , caused by strains which is resistant to penicillin, ampicillin, erythromycin, and these infections can be controlled rapidly by it.

3. Neither cellulitis nor tuberculosis verrucosa cutis relapsed during the follow - up of 3 years.

4. The surgery admit note was basically two lines: cellulitis; IV cefazolin ( the antibiotic ).

5. Sepsis was diagnosed, which was probably caused by cellulitis related to chronic severe edema, skin breakdown,(http:///cellulitis.html) and lichenification of both legs (Panels A and B).

6. Orbital cellulitis typically presents with fever and an erythematous, swollen, tender eyelid with a recent history of sinusitis or upper respiratory tract infection.

7. Trichomoniasis is a risk factor for development of post - hysterectomy cellulitis.

8. Objective To discuss the nursing points and observation on cellulitis of mouth floor.

9. The patient had a history of lymphedema tarda in the legs and had been admitted several times before with recurrent cellulitis.

10. Conclusion: The pathological diagnosis is very important. A eosinophilic cellulitis case must have pathological diagnosis.

11. Infectious processes can be localized, as in a response to a local abscess or to cellulitis.

12. Ethmoid sinusitis is frequently complicated in children by orbital cellulitis and abscess.

13. Objective : To investigate the etiology, clinical characteristics and therapy of eosinophilic cellulitis.