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[Treatment of severe lung abscess by drainage of the abscess cavity].
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[Progress in conservative therapy of lung abscess of different etiology. Part II. The current status of antibiotic therapy].
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[Importance of natural drainage in treatment of lung abscess].
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[Bronchial foreign body as cause of lung abscess].
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[Bacteroides funduliformis causing lung abscess].
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Empyema thoracis complicating lung abscess with isolation of S. typhosa.
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[Cured case of lung abscess caused by fishbone injury of the esophagus].
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[LUNG ABSCESS: CURRENT ASPECTS. ANALYSIS OF 128 CASES].
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[Clinico-roentgenological characteristics of acute lung abscess].
Based on an analysis of the clinico-roentgenological picture of the disease in 48 patients with acute lung suppuration, the authors have detected some peculiarities in clinical manifestations of the disease, and also characteristic features of the roentgenological semiotics, which enabled them to define the pathological process as "a primary" acute abscess of the lung.
Pneumoperitoneum and antibiotic therapy: treatment of pyogenic lung abscess with cavitation.
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[Contribution to roentgenological differential diagnosis: disintegrated tumor or lung abscess?].
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Hypertrophic osteopathy in a dog with a chronic lung abscess.
A 2-year-old dog was examined because of gradual lameness of all 4 limbs and weight loss. Hypertrophic osteopathy was diagnosed. Radiography revealed a mass in the caudal lobe of the right lung. At necropsy, the mass was determined to be a chronic abscess. Corynebacterium pyogenes was cultured from the lesion. Although hypertrophic osteopathy in dogs is commonly associated with a thoracic lesion, most often neoplastic, the chronic lung abscess in this dog might have been formed as a result of a paralaryngeal abscess that was treated 3 months before the onset of the lameness.
[Diagnosis of lung abscesses].
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[Refractory respiratory tract infections. 3. Changes in pathogens and chemotherapy. c. Lung abscess].
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Significance of hemoptysis in lung abscess.
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Lung abscess in primary tuberculosis.
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