Nasal Tip Abscess in Diabetes: A Rare Encounter

Most nasal infections resolve with local mupirocin and oral antibiotics, without requiring surgical intervention. However, in this case, a well-formed abscess was already present, necessitating prompt surgical drainage along with appropriate antibiotics and strict glycemic control to prevent complications and preserve nasal form and function.

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Clinical Case Reports
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2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.72128
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Nasal Surgery and Airway Studies
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Nasal Tip Abscess in Diabetes: A Rare Encounter

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Nasal Tip Abscess in Diabetes: A Rare Encounter

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Abstract

Most nasal infections resolve with local mupirocin and oral antibiotics, without requiring surgical intervention. However, in this case, a well-formed abscess was already present, necessitating prompt surgical drainage along with appropriate antibiotics and strict glycemic control to prevent complications and preserve nasal form and function.

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