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Pathologic Condition

Lung Abscess

AMW:DIS:010560

Solitary or multiple collections of PUS within the lung parenchyma as a result of infection by bacteria, protozoa, or other agents.

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Lung Abscess complicated by Empyema
Pneumonia complicated by Lung Abscess
Lung Abscess complicated by Pleural Effusion
Lung Abscess complicated by Respiratory Insufficiency
Lung Abscess complicated by Sepsis
Lung Abscess differential diagnosis Empyema
Tuberculosis, Pulmonary differential diagnosis Lung Abscess
Pneumonia differential diagnosis Lung Abscess
Empyema differential diagnosis Lung Abscess
Bronchiectasis differential diagnosis Lung Abscess
Lung Abscess differential diagnosis Pneumonia
Lung Abscess differential diagnosis Tuberculosis, Pulmonary
Lung Abscess first-line treatment Other Beta-Lactam Antibiotics
Lung Abscess has lab finding Leukocytosis
Lung Abscess has microbiology finding Positive Sputum Culture
Lung Abscess has parent Abscess
Lung Abscess has parent Lung Diseases
Lung Abscess has parent Respiratory Tract Infections
Lung Abscess has pathological finding Necrotic Cavitary Lung Lesion
Lung Abscess has pathological process Suppurative Parenchymal Necrosis
Lung Abscess has risk factor Alcohol Use Disorder
Lung Abscess has risk factor Aspiration Risk
Lung Abscess has risk factor Diabetes Mellitus
Lung Abscess has risk factor Immunosuppression
Lung Abscess has sign Bronchial Breath Sounds
Lung Abscess has sign Crackles
Lung Abscess has symptom Chest Pain
Lung Abscess has symptom Weight Loss
Lung Abscess investigated by Bronchoscopy
Lung Abscess investigated by Chest X-ray
Lung Abscess investigated by Sputum Culture
Lung Abscess secondary to Aspiration Risk
Empyema secondary to Lung Abscess
Lung Abscess surgical treatment Chest Tube Drainage
Lung Abscess surgical treatment Pleural Drainage
Lung Abscess treated by Antibiotics
Lung Abscess treated by Empiric Antibiotic Therapy

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