ArticleJournal of clinical medicine2025
Liver Abscess Caused by
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Abstract
backgroudLiver abscesses caused by
methodsThe 69-year-old male patient underwent a dental implant surgery on the upper right first premolar 10 days prior to admission, and the toothache and facial swelling worsened 5 days before admission.
resultsOne day before admission, a peri-implant abscess was diagnosed at a local dental clinic, and the patient underwent irrigation and drainage. On the day of admission, the patient visited our dental department and was admitted through the emergency room due to melena. The patient underwent further irrigation and drainage of the peri-implant abscess around the upper right first premolar. A liver abscess in segments 2/3 (3.1 cm) and septic pneumonia were diagnosed, and
conclusionsClinicians should be aware of the potential occurrence of liver abscesses caused by
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