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pmid29967884      J+Crit+Care+Med+(Targu+Mures) 2017 ; 3 (3): 123-7
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  • Lung Abscess Remains a Life-Threatening Condition in Pediatrics ? A Case Report #MMPMID29967884
  • Chirte? IR; M?rginean CO; Gozar H; Georgescu AM; Meli? LE
  • J Crit Care Med (Targu Mures) 2017[Jul]; 3 (3): 123-7 PMID29967884show ga
  • Pulmonary abscess or lung abscess is a lung infection which destroys the lung parenchyma leading to cavitations and central necrosis in localised areas formed by thick-walled purulent material. It can be primary or secondary. Lung abscesses can occur at any age, but it seems that paediatric pulmonary abscess morbidity is lower than in adults. We present the case of a one year and 5-month-old male child admitted to our clinic for fever, loss of appetite and an overall altered general status. Laboratory tests revealed elevated inflammatory biomarkers, leukocytosis with neutrophilia, anaemia, thrombocytosis, low serum iron concentration and increased lactate dehydrogenase level. Despite wide-spectrum antibiotic therapy, the patient?s progress remained poor after seven days of treatment and a CT scan established the diagnosis of a large lung abscess. Despite changing the antibiotic therapy, surgical intervention was eventually needed. There was a slow but steady improvment and eventually, the patient was discharged after approximately five weeks.
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