... piperacillin-tazobactam (Zosyn), bowel rest, and fluid resuscitation. On hospital Day 6, her condition worsened with increased nausea, vomiting, and an elevated WBC count of 15. CT imaging revealed a 4.8 × 4.4 × 4.0 cm diverticular abscess, leading to CT-guided percutaneous drainage by interventional radiology...

... blood to be retained in the uterus and vagina. There is no standard of care established for HMC beyond urgent vaginoplasty which requires a demanding post-operative course that may not be suited for all pediatric patients. This is a case report of successful use of image-guided percutaneous drainage...

... and χ² or Fisher exact tests for qualitative data, using QI Macro 2017 for Excel. We used a P value of .05 to denote significance. hepatic abscess liver abscess percutaneous drainage postdischarge outcomes readmissions The overall incidence of pyogenic liver abscesses (PLA) is increasing...

...@oup.com 2015 Abstract Background and Aims: Spontaneous intra-abdominal abscess formation is a common complication of Crohn’s disease. Percutaneous drainage [PD] may avoid surgery and preserve bowel length, although there is no consensus on its efficacy as the initial treatment and the associated...

... despite prolonged percutaneous drainage. The goal of our work was to determine the safety and efficacy of image-guided percutaneous drainage in the management of post-surgical anastomotic leak in Crohn’s patients. We found that 95.1% of patients who underwent percutaneous drainage experienced resolution...

.../standard_publication_model ) Abstract Some previous studies have shown remarkably high finger doses to radiologists performing percutaneous drainage under fluoroscopy. To assess the possible need for extra finger dosemeters in addition to the general dosemeter, radiologists' and assistants' radiation exposure at both...

... be managed by image-guided percutaneous drainage, whenever feasible; smaller AA are best managed by antibiotics and imaging follow-up. ^{3 , 4} The European Crohn's and Colitis Organization (ECCO) recommendations on CD management indicate that AA should be managed...

... that percutaneous drainage results in a successful outcome in selected patients [ 3 ]. Conflict of interest statement . None declared. Investigations: white blood cell count 10 380/mm ³ ; haemoglobin 7.8 g/dl; haematocrit 23.1%; platelet count 36 000/mm ³ ; blood urea nitrogen 70 mg...

... urogram PCD, percutaneous drainage iliopsoas abscess Before the discovery of modern antituberculosis treatment iliopsoas abscess was characteristically a well recognised complication of tuberculosis of the spine. However with the decreasing prevalence of tuberculosis, iliopsoas abscess is becoming...

...Åke Lasson; Jan Lundagårds; Ingemar Lorén; Paul E Nilsson ORIGINAL ARTICLE Appendiceal Abscesses: Primary Percutaneous Drainage and Selective Interval Appendicectomy AÊ ke Lasson2, Jan LundagaÊ rds2, Ingemar Lore´n1 and Paul E Nilsson1 From the Departments of 1Diagnostic Radiology and 2Surgery...

... and posttraumatic syringomyelia is presented. Percutaneous drainage of the syrinx resulted in a resolution of the headaches and collapse of the syrinx on follow-up magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The return of the symptoms correlated with the re-expansion of the syrinx on MRI. The patient underwent syringopleural...

.... If surgery is required cystgastrostomy is preferred. Pancreatic pseudocyst surgery ultrasonography percutaneous drainage References 1 Bozeman   N . Removal of a cyst of the pancreas weighing twenty-one and a half pounds . Med Rec   1882 ; 21 : 46 – 7 . 2 Gussenbauer   C . Zur...

... in the evolution of the disease process, with fewer established complications prior to treatment (P < 0<05). Percutaneous drainage under ultrasound control is the preferred initial drainage procedure in high-risk patients. There have been no deaths in 22 patients treated for pyogenic liver abscess...

... a place for PAD in the management of the often critically ill patient with complex abdominal inflammatory disease. Abscess percutaneous drainage ultrasound References 1 Johnson   WC , Gerzof   SG , Robbins   AH , Nabseth   DC . Treatment of abdominal abscesses: comparative...

...Oxford University Press A common complication of percutaneous drainage or tube placement is non-target catheterization, particularly of adjacent bowel loops. Bowel transgression by drainage catheters may later become evident by signs and symptoms of peritonitis, copious catheter output, sepsis...