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parotitis (par″o-ti�tis) inflammation of the parotid gland.

bacterial parotitis infectious parotitis caused by a bacterial infection, most commonly with Staphylococcus aureus and less often with Escherichia coli or species of Pseudomonas.

epidemic parotitis , infectious parotitis mumps.
parotitis caused by an infectious agent; see bacterial parotitis and viral parotitis.

suppurative parotitis bacterial parotitis with suppuration, marked by rapid onset, swelling of the glands, severe pain, and often trismus, low-grade fever, headache, malaise, and leukocytosis. It occurs most often after surgery, in neonates, or in debilitated patients, usually middle-aged or older; patients usually have dehydration and suppression of salivary secretion, and sometimes have been breathing through the mouth or vomiting.

viral parotitis infectious parotitis caused by a virus; the most common condition is mumps, and less common illnesses are caused by influenza viruses or parainfluenza viruses.

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