Patient in early 30s sees you with a week of coryzal symptom | Figure 1
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Emergency Medicine
Patient in early 30s sees you with a week of coryzal symptoms, he went on to rub the face and now complains of headache and pain over the affected region which has turned ‘red’, rather rapidly in about 12 hours. No past medical history of note. Normal vital signs. What is the significance of infection evolving in this particular zone of the face and what is this zone called? What are the differential diagnoses and treatment here?
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