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Bacterial liver abscess--a diagnostic problem
Medical Journal of Zambia
|December 1, 1978
Abstract:
Two cases of bacterial liver abscess presented to a hospital during an 18 month period. Both involved male caucasians who had been resident in Zambia for many years. The cases are recorded with a review of the recent literature. The difficulty in diagnosis and importance of adequate surgical drainage are stressed.
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