Chapter 19. ACUTE AND SUBACUTE, AND RIEDEL’S …
The patient is unable to extend the neck and often sits with the neck flexed in order to avoid pressure on the thyroid gland. Swallowing is painful. There are usually signs of infection in structures adjacent to the thyroid, local lymphadenopathy as well as temperature elevation and, if bacteremia occurs, chills. ................
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