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Liver Abscess

William W. OgdenLouisiana State University School of Medicine, New Orleans
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Patrick R. HunterLouisiana State University School of Medicine, New Orleans
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James D. RivesLouisiana State University School of Medicine, New Orleans
Pages 11-19 | Published online: 18 Apr 2016

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Dionisios Karavias, Costas Panagopoulos, Costas Vagianos, Costas Vagenas, Spiros Rathosis & John Androulakis. (1988) Infected Echinococcal Cyst. A Common Cause of Pyogenic Hepatic Abscess. Upsala Journal of Medical Sciences 93:3, pages 289-296.
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M. Balasegaram. (1981) Management of hepatic abscess. Current Problems in Surgery 18:5, pages 281-340.
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W.Lane VerlendenIIIIII & Charles F. Frey. (1980) Management of liver abscess. The American Journal of Surgery 140:1, pages 53-59.
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Anthony P. McDonald & Richard J. Howard. (1980) Pyogenic liver abscess. World Journal of Surgery 4:4, pages 369-376.
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Donald L. Trump, Ronald Fahnestock, Charles T. Cloutier & Michael D. Dickman. (1978) Anaerobic liver abscess and intrahepatic metastases.A case report and review of the literature. Cancer 41:2, pages 682-686.
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Robert H. Rubin, Morton N. Swartz & Ronald Malt. (1974) Hepatic abscess: Changes in clinical, bacteriologic and therapeutic aspects. The American Journal of Medicine 57:4, pages 601-610.
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William E. Stehbens. (1974) AUTOPSY RATES IN AUSTRALIAN HOSPITALS AND APPRAISAL OF THE POST‐MORTEM EXAMINATION. Medical Journal of Australia 1:13, pages 479-488.
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Galen L. Barbour & Kerrison JuniperJr.Jr.. (1972) A clinical comparison of amebic and pyogenic abscess of the liver in sixty-six patients. The American Journal of Medicine 53:3, pages 323-334.
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T J Butler & C F McCarthy. (1969) Pyogenic liver abscess.. Gut 10:5, pages 389-399.
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Louis P. Dehner & John M. Kissane. (1969) Pyogenic hepatic abscesses in infancy and childhood. The Journal of Pediatrics 74:5, pages 763-773.
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William L. Joseph, Arthur M. Kahn & William P. LongmireJr.Jr.. (1968) Pyogenic liver abscess. The American Journal of Surgery 115:1, pages 63-68.
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George Goldsand & Abraham I. Braude. (1966) Anaerobic infections. Disease-a-Month 12:11, pages 1-62.
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R. G. Elmslie. (1965) PYOGENIC LIVER ABSCESS ASSOCIATED WITH COMMON DUCT CALCULI. Medical Journal of Australia 1:22, pages 800-802.
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Ludwig J. Pyrtek & Stanley A. Bartus. (1965) Hepatic Pyemia. New England Journal of Medicine 272:11, pages 551-554.
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