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Subdural empyema : a clinical study
Subdural empyema is a relatively rare condition that carries a high mortality if not treated adequately. The experience at Groote Schuur Hospital over 8 years from 1979 to 1986 was reviewed. 47 cases of subdural empyema following on contiguous or distant
Bok, Arnold Pierre Louis
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Outcome of Pleural Empyema Treated With Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery in Patients With Severe Co-Morbidities: An Observational Study [PDF]
Hai Anh Vu,1 Nam Van Nguyen,1 Tuan Dinh Le,2 Son Tien Nguyen,2 Anh Viet Le,1 Anh The Vu,3 Ba Van Nguyen,4 Binh Van Nguyen,5 Nam Thanh Quan,6 Nguyen Van An,7 Thuan Duc Nghiem6 1Department of Thoracic Surgery, Military Hospital 103, Vietnam Medical ...
Duc Nghiem T +9 more
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Empyema is accumulation of puss in the cavity pleural, that can occupy part or all of it. The inflammatory fluid and the fibrin inside the pleural space is the result of an infection inside the pleural cavity that changes of watery liquid to suppurative ...
José Antonio Santana Santana +5 more
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J D, Emerson +4 more
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The Frequency Of Empyema/Gangrene In Acute Cholecystitis And Its Relationship With Gender
Background: Cholecystectomy is one of the most frequently performed surgical procedures across the globe and is considered as a treatment of choice for majority cases of acute cholecystitis.
Saniya Ahmed +2 more
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Empyema is the infection of the fluid in the pleural space due to different causes. The most common cause of empyema in children is parapneumonic effusion. Although its frequency has decreased significantly with the use of antibiotics, it is still a significant cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide.
Murat, Kuru, Tamer, Altinok
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Brucellosis rates have decreased in developed countries in recent years, but the pathologic condition still occurs in developing countries and well-known endemic areas such as the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern countries. A Portuguese patient presented
Nicod LP, Auckenthaler R, Mili N
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