A word from the
author
Preface to the web edition
Foreward
Preface
Acknowledgement
Book ReviewSECTION I
A Historical Review
SECTION
II
World distribution
Pathogenesis
Pathology
Immunology
Experimental model.
SECTION
III
Plea for the re-orientation
of the concept of amoebic liver abscess
General clinical features
Clinical syndromes produced
by right lobe abscess
Right sided Pleuropulmonary
amoebiasis
Peritonitis
Clinical syndromes produced
by left lobe abscess
U.S.S.S.L.L.L.A.L.A. syndrome
Amoebic pericarditis
Left sided Pleuropulmonary
amoebiasis
Multiple amoebic liver
abscess
SECTION
IV
Amoebic pus
Hyperbilirubinaemia in
amoebic liver abscess
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Other laboratory
investigations and liver function tests
Role of radiology
Role of serology
Role of hepatic scintigraphy,
ultrasonic imaging and CAT scan
Role of peritoneoscopySECTION V
False localisation
Amoebic liver abscess in
children
Amoebic liver abscess in
pregnancy
Recurrent abscess
Superficial abscess
Sympathetic effusions
Solid abscess
Silent abscess
Atypical presentation
Amoebic liver abscess with
portal hypertension
Cirrhosis and amoebic liver
abscess
Tuberculoisis with amoebic
liver abscess
Relapse, resistant or
refractory abscess
SECTION
VI
Uncommon complications
Differential diagnosis
SECTION
VII
Medical Management
Aspiration
Open drainage and other
surgical procedures
Treatment of pleuropulmonary
amoebiasis
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