Atrial septal defect presenting as recurrent primary amoebic lung abscess.
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Auteurs : M. Sharma [Inde] ; H. Mehta [Inde] ; S. K. Sharma [Inde]Source :
- Postgraduate Medical Journal [ 0032-5473 ] ; 1991-05.
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- Abscess, Amoebae3, Amoebiasis, Amoebic, Amoebic abscess, Amoebic lung abscess manoj sharma, Amoebic nature, Amoebic serology, Antiamboebic, Antiamboebic treatment, Antiamoebic, Antiamoebic therapy, Aspirate, Atrial, Atrial septal defect, Bailliere, Best ofour knowledge, Bhargava, Bmrc, Borow, Braunwald, Braunwald heart disease, Bronchoscopic, Bronchoscopic aspirate, Cardiology, Cardiovascular, Cardiovascular examination, Cardiovascular medicine, Case report, Cassell, Cava, Cavitatory, Cavitatory lesion, Central venous pressure, Chloroquine, Clinical reports, Concurent, Concurent therapy, Congenital, Congenital heart disease, Congestive heart failure, Cyst, Dehydroemetine, Detectable hepatic involvement, Direct extension, Discussion amoebic lung abscess, Dramatic response, Dyspnoea, Echocardiogram, Ejection systolic murmur, Entamoeba, Entamoeba histolytica, Erythrocyte, Expectoration, Fluid level, Fluoroscopy, Focal lesion correspondence, Gopinathan, Haemagglutination, Haematogenous, Haematogenous spread, Haemorrhoidal, Harish, Harish mehta, Haroutonian, Hepatic, Hepatic enlargement, Hepatomegaly, High erythrocyte sedimentation rate, High grade fever, Histolytica, Homogenous, Homogenous opacity, India summary, Indirect haemagglutination, Inferior haemorrhoidal, Inferior vena cava, Inhalation, Jaipur, Jugular, Jugular venous pressure, Laboratory findings, Leucocytosis, Liver cells, Liver function tests, Lower lobe, Lung abscess, Malignant, Malignant cells, Manoj, Medical college, Mehta, Metronidazole, Nagar, Neutrophilic, Neutrophilic leucocytosis, Normal range, Normalization, November, Oedema, Ofour, Opacity, Pleuropulmonary, Pleuropulmonary amoebiasis, Posterobasal, Posterobasal region, Postgrad, Postgraduate medicine, Present case, Primary amoebic infection, Pulmonary abscess, Pulmonary amoebiasis, Pulmonary area, Pulmonary complications, Pulmonary infection, Pulmonary infections, Radioisotopically, Radiological, Radiological evidence, Radiological improvement, Respiratory system examination, Right lung, Right lung abscess, Right shunt, Sayyed, Second heart sound, Secondary event, Secundum, Secundum type, Septal, Serology, Severe dyspnoea, Shanti, Shanti path, Sharma, Sharma department, Show amoebae3, Shunt, Similar complaints, Similar lung abscess, Sonographically, Sputum, Surg, Systolic, Tachycardia, Tachypnoea, Temperature ankle oedema, Tender hepatomegaly, Text book, Therapeutic response, Third edition, Tilak, Tilak nagar, Tindall, Tindall cassell, Trophozoite, Tropical diseases, Ultrasonography, Undersurface, Upper lobe, Vena, Venous, Vertebral system, Vyas.
Abstract
A middle-aged female with an atrial septal defect (secundum type) presented with a primary pulmonary amoebic abscess. She was successfully treated with antiamoebic therapy. One year later she presented with a similar lung abscess which again responded to antiamboebic treatment. Attention is drawn to the fact that a patient with a left to right shunt can present with a recurrent rare primary parasitic infection of the lung.
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