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Psoas abscess: Primary or secondary?
Indian Pediatrics, 2013 Rosario, Hernández-Ros +1 more
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South African medical journal = Suid-Afrikaanse tydskrif vir geneeskunde, 1999 K G, Magnus, A, Numanoglu
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Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1995
Although its historical significance is well established, Mycobacterium tuberculosis today is considered an extremely rare cause of psoas abscess. Nontuberculous bacterial infection, most commonly secondary to an intraabdominal process but at times appearing without an identifiable source, is responsible for the vast majority of psoas abscesses.
Richard A Harrigan
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Although its historical significance is well established, Mycobacterium tuberculosis today is considered an extremely rare cause of psoas abscess. Nontuberculous bacterial infection, most commonly secondary to an intraabdominal process but at times appearing without an identifiable source, is responsible for the vast majority of psoas abscesses.
Richard A Harrigan
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ANZ Journal of Surgery, 1991
In a 12‐month period, five cases of pyogenic psoas abscess presented to the Townsville General Hospital. These cases are presented, together with a review of the literature to illustrate the clinical features of this condition and the therapeutic challenge it may pose.
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In a 12‐month period, five cases of pyogenic psoas abscess presented to the Townsville General Hospital. These cases are presented, together with a review of the literature to illustrate the clinical features of this condition and the therapeutic challenge it may pose.
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Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 2008
Psoas abscess is rarely encountered in obstetric practice. This condition may be primary or secondary resulting from extension of an infectious process near the psoas muscle. We report a series of three patients with psoas abscess that were encountered in our obstetric practice. Two of these patients had a primary and one a secondary abscess.
Neena Malhotra, Sunesh Kumar
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Psoas abscess is rarely encountered in obstetric practice. This condition may be primary or secondary resulting from extension of an infectious process near the psoas muscle. We report a series of three patients with psoas abscess that were encountered in our obstetric practice. Two of these patients had a primary and one a secondary abscess.
Neena Malhotra, Sunesh Kumar
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The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1984
A psoas abscess is infrequently diagnosed on initial presentation. This report reviews the presentation of a patient with a complicated psoas abscess. The pathophysiology and the clinical and laboratory presentation of patients with this disease entity are reviewed.
B, Goldberg, J R, Hedges, D W, Stewart
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A psoas abscess is infrequently diagnosed on initial presentation. This report reviews the presentation of a patient with a complicated psoas abscess. The pathophysiology and the clinical and laboratory presentation of patients with this disease entity are reviewed.
B, Goldberg, J R, Hedges, D W, Stewart
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1985
In children, psoas abscess does not head the list in the differential diagnosis of the child who presents with a limp or lower abdominal pain. Therefore, the road to this diagnosis can be long and complicated leading to numerous studies and specialty consultations. Over a 7-year period, seven psoas abscesses have been drained surgically.
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In children, psoas abscess does not head the list in the differential diagnosis of the child who presents with a limp or lower abdominal pain. Therefore, the road to this diagnosis can be long and complicated leading to numerous studies and specialty consultations. Over a 7-year period, seven psoas abscesses have been drained surgically.
S D, Schwaitzberg +5 more
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