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LIVER ABSCESS: AN UPDATE ON CURRENT MANAGEMENT
Kumar H.R.
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Liver abscess is a rare condition characterized by pain in the right hypochondrium and fever. The document discusses the classification of liver abscesses into amoebic and pyogenic types, with diagnosis typically confirmed through imaging techniques such as ultrasound or CT scans. It emphasizes the trend towards minimally invasive management options, particularly percutaneous drainage, which is considered the gold standard for abscesses larger than 5cm. The document also reviews various studies on the efficacy of different drainage techniques, including surgical options when percutaneous methods fail.
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