Amebic abscess of the liver manifested by “hemoptysis”: US, CT, and MRI findings

Böni, R.; Peter, Jonathan C.; Marinček, Borut

doi:10.1007/bf00200397

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“…Elevation of the right diaphragm ( fig. 3), hepatobronchial fistula, lung abscess, pleural effusion or discharge and bronchopleural fistula with pyopneumothorax are other lesions described [15][16][17].…”

Section: Genus Entamoebamentioning

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Protozoa in respiratory pathology: a review

Martínez‐Girón¹,

Esteban²,

Ribas³

et al. 2008

European Respiratory Journal

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Among the micro-organisms that may affect the respiratory apparatus are the protozoa. The diseases they may give rise to constitute a relatively uncommon group of respiratory ailments with, in the majority of cases, an underlying clinical situation corresponding to states of suppressed immunity (AIDS, transplants, malign haemopathies, corticotherapy, etc.). Other factors, such as visits to endemic areas and immigration, also have to be taken into account.In view of the probable increase in the number of cases and the appearance of new emerging diseases, it is the intention of the present work to review the publications available, in different fields of medicine, that refer to the principal kinds of protozoa (Entamoeba,

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confidence: 99%