Objectives: Breast abscesses are common among lactating women most prevalent in
developing countries because of poor hygiene, malnutrition, and health conditions. In era of …

Breast abscesses are the formation of fluid (pus) in breast tissues and are usually common
in lactating mothers. Therapies include percutaneous aspiration and is considered as one of …

Background: Breast abscess continues to be a major cause of morbidity in developing
countries. The treatment of breast abscess continues to be a challenge. In era of technical …

Lactational breast abscess results from inadequate or partially treated mastitis. Recently,
needle aspiration or catheter suction drainage is being adopted in place of incision and …

Background: Breast abscess (BA) is a major source of morbidity in underdeveloped nations,
and treatment remains difficult. The most frequent treatments for BA include antibiotics …

Background: Breast abscess is most dreaded complication of mastitis more common in
lactating mothers. The etiology behind mastitis to convert into breast abscess occurs in the …