Treatment for acute<unk>  usually involves aggressive intravenous antibiotic therapy and hydration. If discrete fluid collections or grossly infected tissue have formed (such as abscesses), they may have to be surgically drained or debrided. Treatment for DNM usually requires an operation to remove and drain infected necrotic tissue. Broad spectrum intravenous antibiotics are also given to treat the infection. Patients are typically managed in the intensive care unit due to the severity of the disease. Treatment for chronic fibrosing<unk>  is somewhat controversial, and may include steroids or surgical decompression of affected vessels.
Mediastinitis
Tonsillitis
Bronchitis
Tracheal tumor
Tracheitis
Lung abscess
Croup
Tracheobronchitis