Psoas abscess is a rare disorder that is often difficult to identify. The abscess may present as back pain, pyrexia of unknown origin, groin pain that mimics a septic hip, ...

An MRI showed a psoas abscess (Fig. 1, arrow) and thickening of the cecal, ascending colon and proximal transverse colon walls, which suggested inflammatory bowel disease. Further investigations, ...

Most patients with spinal epidural abscess have one or more predisposing conditions, such as an underlying disease (diabetes mellitus, alcoholism, or infection with human immunodeficiency virus ...

Primary Psoas Abscess Due to Salmonella typhi, Chief of the Division of Internal Medicine Artemides Zatti Hospital Viedma, Argentina. Disclosures. Medscape General Medicine. 1999;1(1) ...

Little is known about what causes primary psoas abscess, a disease that was first described in 1881 by Dr. Henry Mynter, according to the National Institutes of Health.. The infection is often ...

A patient with a psoas abscess can experience pain in the abdomen, groin, or lower back. The patient also usually has a fever, and may experience frequent urination. I’ ve already started with the ...

As far as we know, psoas abscess associated with pyogenic sacroiliitis has never been described in SCI patients. This infectious pathology must be kept in mind in SCI patients with fever of ...

Please I need help - fast ! I am very active in sport, but have had a debilitating infection (with a bad odour - not from urine, stools or vagina). Blood tests, ultrasounds, CT scans, xrays, etc, etc ...