Some Further Remarks upon Asthenic Hepatic Abscess, with Case

Remarks on the Pathology of Hepatic Abscess

In the Army Medical Reports for 186-5 will be found a case of dysentery, communicated by me, which was remarkable for the associated hepatic abscesses. These abscesses, which were countless in number, were all of very small size, and their origin, within the capillaries of the portal system, was demonstrated. I remarked that the case appeared to throw, a strong light upon the manner in which he...

Remarks on Hepatic Abscess

On the Diagnosis of Abscess of the Liver

returned to England after spending some part of their lives in the East Indies or other tropical climate. Nor are those who have never left our own shores entirely exempt from attacks of hepatic abscess. The remarks in the following paper will have reference principally to the diagnosis of liver abscess, and to some of the sources of error which, may come in our way in attempting to form such d...

liver abscess in a 7 year child who treated as respiratory disease

liver abscess remains a formidable diagnostic and therapeutic problem in developing countries.The clinical signs and symptoms may vary, leading to delays in diagnosis and higher morbidity. We present a7 year old boy with respiratory distress and final diagnosis of hepatic abscess.with this case presentation, we emphasize the importance of considering physical examination in patients with fever ...

Remarks on a Case of Hepatic Abscess; Evacuation by Dieulafoy's Pneumatic Aspirator

Patient, a man aged 29, a native, was admitted and re-admitted into the Staff Hospital under tlie care of Surgeonilajor MaeDowall; he was suffering from febris malaria and subsequently from dysentery, which after a time having become complicated with hepatitis, emaciated and exhausted him to a great extent. There was pain, though not acute with tenderness in the right epigastric region ;* and o...