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[Primary psoas abscess in a young healthy male] [PDF]
, 2008 A young male saw his general practitioner because of lower back pain, limpness, nightly sweating, subfebrilia, and weight loss. Further diagnostics showed that he had a primary psoas abscess.
Galbo, H. +5 more
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Journal of Orthopaedic Case ReportsBackground: Paraspinal muscle abscesses are rare, and generally occur due to injections or hematogenous dissemination. Here, we describe a rare case of a paraspinal muscle and the ipsilateral psoas major abscess in the lumbar region that communicated via
Junya Kusakabe +2 more
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Psoas Abscess in Crohn’s Disease
Gastroenterology, 1971 Five patients with psoas abscess formation complicating Crohn’s disease are described. In most cases the intestinal disease is of the severe and protracted type but a few patients may present with pain or flexion at the hip or an abscess in the groin. Crohn’s disease is now the single most common cause of psoas abscess in northeast Scotland.
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Retrospective review of clinical presentations, microbiology and outcome of psoas abscess in a regional hospital [PDF]
, 2012 Background: The clinical features of psoas abscess in local setting, including the microbial causes, the prevalence and etiologies of secondary psoas abscess, have not been well described.
Wong, Oi-fung, 黃凱峯
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A case of primary psoas abscess with paravesical extension [PDF]
, 1987 We report a case of primary psoas abscess with paravesical extension. A 16-year-old man who had suffered from remittent fever for two months was admitted to our clinic.
山田, 伸一郎 +8 more
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The Turkish Journal of Pediatrics, 2009 We report a newborn infant with psoas abscess caused by methicillin-sensitive Staphylococcus aureus. He was referred to our hospital with a history of hospital admission for hip septic arthritis without clinical improvement, and presented limited ...
Füsun Okan +3 more
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Radiology Case ReportsComputed tomography-guided drainage or surgical drainage should be considered for psoas abscesses. Active surgical intervention is considered for gas-forming psoas abscesses; however, computed tomography-guided drainage may be selected, depending on the ...
Koichi Saiki, MD +6 more
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Psoas abscess that mimics acute appendicitis / Celerino Arroyo-Rangel ... [et al.] [PDF]
Psoas abscess is rare, resulting in an under-diagnosed disease with high mortality rates. Psoitis, as psoas abscess was formerly called, can be lethal depending on how early treatment was started.
Ruiz, Shirley Yoselin Salazar +3 more
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Secondary psoas abscess twenty seven years after a nephrectomy [PDF]
, 1994 Abscesses of the psoas muscle are due to a hematogenous dissemination, to the spread of infection from adjacent intestinal structures, to osteomyelitis of the spine or to tuberculous infection of a disc space.
Cogan, Elie +2 more
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