Five cases of childhood pyogenic hepatic abscess at Milwaukee Children's Hospital and 61
cases in the literature were reviewed. Hepatic abscess occurred most often in infants who …

Liver abscess, though a very grave problem, is rarely seen in infancy and childhood.
Affected children are usually immunocompromised and are of poor socioeconomic status …

• Hepatic abscess in the neonatal period is a rare but serious disorder. To our knowledge,
only 24 cases have been reported in the literature; this study presents 13 additional cases …

A hypoglycemic neonate had an umbilical venous catheter inserted to monitor serum
glucose level and to infuse alkalinizing and hypertonic glucose solutions. The catheter was …

Solitary Hepatic Abscess in a Newborn Infant: A Sequel of Umbilical Vein Catheterization and
Infusion of Hypertonic Glucose Solutions - Arshad A. Tariq, Nathan Rudolph, Emanuel J …

Bacterial infection of the hepatic parenchyma frequently is recognized as multiple, small
inflammatory foci (microabscesses) observed as an incidental finding in infants dying with …

Five children with pyogenic liver abscess were admitted to Institute of Child Health, Kabul
during the period 1978 to 1980. All patients were males, and their ages ranged from 4 to 10 …

A solitary hepatic abscess was found at postmortem examination in a neonate who died at
25 days of age. Elevation of the right diaphragm was noted radiologically from the first day of …

TX 77030, of umbilical venous catheterization, omphalitis and peritonitis."" We describe a 5-
day-old with transient Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia who presented 2 months later with …

In order to gain more insight into the factors precipitating liver necrosis in the new-born
infant, the clinical and laboratory findings, and the therapeutic regiments were analysed in a …