Amöbenabszess

Sporadic

hepatogastric fistula - A rare complication of liver abscess - A case report. Axial Abdomen CECT - Abscess (black arrow) with air foci ( blue arrow) in left hepatic lobe. Bilateral minimal pleural effusion.

Sporadic

hepatogastric fistula - A rare complication of liver abscess - A case report. Axial Abdomen CECT - Demonstrates communication (orange arrow) between the abscess cavity in left hepatic lobe and stomach through breach in the lesser curvature.

Sporadic

hepatogastric fistula - A rare complication of liver abscess - A case report. Coronal Abdomen CECT - Demonstrates communication (orange arrow) between the abscess cavity in left hepatic lobe and stomach through breach in the lesser curvature.

Development

of amoebic liver abscess in early pregnancy years after initial amoebic exposure: a case report. a 2D abdominal ultrasound performed on the day of presentation shows a hypoechogenic, inhomogenous and approximately 4 × 5 cm large lesion in hepatic segment V. b Contrast-enhanced ultrasound of the liver reveals peripheral hypervascularization of the lesion in segment V without central uptake of contrast, a finding consistent with liver abscess

Development

of amoebic liver abscess in early pregnancy years after initial amoebic exposure: a case report. a Coronary MRI image of the liver without contrast reveals a T1-hypointense hepatic lesion, adjacent to the gall blader (indicated with *). b Axial MRI sequences showing diffusion restriction to the center of the lesion (* = gall bladder). c 2D sonography after successful transhepatic puncture and drainage. The green dots depict the direction of puncture, the hyperechogenic reflexes within the lesion are caused by the drainage