[The clinico-laboratory characteristics and diagnosis of acute stomatogenic sepsis].

Thirty-four patients with acute stomatogenic sepsis developing in grave ulcerative necrotic stomatitis (including that in Stevens-Johnson's and Lyell's syndromes) were examined. Homeostasis parameters were shifted in these patients. To facilitate timely diagnosis of acute stomatogenic sepsis, the authors offer a differential diagnostic table. Patients with grave forms of stomatitis are recommended to be referred for examination and treatment to specialized dentistry hospitals in order to early diagnose the disease and prevent the development of acute sepsis.