Introduction: Pyogenic liver abscess continues to be a fatal illness in gastrointestinal, surgical, and critical care fields. The main clinical strategy in large liver abscesses is continued to be dilemmatic between computed tomography (CT)-guided drainage, wide broad spectrum of antibacterial therapy, and urgent abdominal surgery.
Case Report: Herein, we presented two cases of multiloculated, large liver abscesses in critically ill patients treated successfully by CT-guided drainage and antibacterial therapy.
Conclusion: We strongly suggested that in critically ill patients with large and multiloculated liver abscesses such clinical management might be an effective option of treatment strategy.
Introduction: Pyogenic liver abscess continues to be a fatal illness in gastrointestinal, surgical, and critical care fields. The main clinical strategy in large liver abscesses is continued to be dilemmatic between computed tomography (CT)-guided drainage, wide broad spectrum of antibacterial therapy, and urgent abdominal surgery. Case Report: Herein, we presented two cases of multiloculated, large liver abscesses in critically ill patients treated successfully by CT-guided drainage and antibacterial therapy. Conclusion: We strongly suggested that in critically ill patients with large and multiloculated liver abscesses such clinical management might be an effective option of treatment strategy.
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