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... Chapter 121 . Intraabdominal
Infections and Abscesses
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Primary (Spontaneous) Bacterial Peritonitis
Peritonitis is either primary (without an apparent source of contamination) ...
show ascites. Chest and abdominal radiography should be performed in patients
with abdominal pain to exclude free air, which signals a perforation (Fig. 121 - 2) .
Figure...
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... patients may require
surgical intervention without prior imaging.
Chapter 121 . Intraabdominal
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Primary Bacterial Peritonitis: Treatment
Treatment for PBP is directed ... (e.g., piperacillin/tazobactam, 3.375 g q6h IV for adults
with normal renal function) or ceftriaxone (2 g q24h IV), are also options.
Empirical coverage for anaerobe...
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Chapter 121 . Intraabdominal
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Intraabdominal Infections and ...
synthesis.
Figure 121 - 1
space, a predictable series of events takes place. Intraabdominal infections occur
in two stages: peritonitis and if t...
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... not, and this organism is the most common pathogen in overt exit-site
infections. Gram-negative bacilli and fungi such as Candida spp. are also found.
Vancomycin-resistant enterococci and vancomycin-intermediate ... complication of abdominal surgeries. These
infections may be accompanied by localizing pain and/ or nonlocalizing symptoms
such as fever, malaise, anorexia, and toxi...
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... polysaccharide
A (PSA), evoke a host response in the peritoneal cavity that localizes bacteria into
Chapter 121 . Intraabdominal
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Intraperitoneal Abscesses
Abscess ... colonic flora, is the anaerobe most
frequently isolated from intraabdominal infections, is especially prominent in
abscesses, and is the most common anaerobic blo...
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... routinely required.
Chapter 121 . Intraabdominal
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Diagnosis
Scanning procedures have considerably facilitated the diagnosis of
intraabdominal abscesses. Abdominal ...
Intraperitoneal Abscesses: Treatment
An algorithm for the management of patients with intraabdominal
(including intraperitoneal) abscesses is presented in Fig....
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Chapter 121 . Intraabdominal
Infections and Abscesses
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Fever is the most common presenting sign of liver abscess. ... patients
Liver Abscesses: Treatment
(Fig. 121 - 3)
While drainage—either percutaneous (with a pigtail catheter kept in place)
or surgical—is the mainstay of therapy for...
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Splenic Abscesses
Splenic abscesses are much less common than liver abscesses. The
incidence of splenic abscesses ... associated infection
(Chap. 11 8). Splenic abscesses can develop in patients who have received
extensive immunosuppressive therapy (particularly those with malignancy
glands are...
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... Chapter 121 . Intraabdominal
Infections and Abscesses
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Candida spp. can cause renal abscesses. This fungus may spread to the
kidney ... organism.
Perinephric and Renal Abscesses: Treatment
Treatment for perinephric and renal abscesses, like that for other
intraabdominal abscesses, includes drainage of pus and antibiotic therapy ... Peritonitis and...
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... messengers of threats to tissue injury but also play an active role in
Chapter 0 12. Pain:
Pathophysiology and Management
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Sensitization
When intense, repeated, or prolonged stimuli are ...
terminals when they are activated (Fig. 12- 2). An example is substance P, an 11-
amino-acid peptide. Substance P is released from primary afferent nociceptors and
has multiple...
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