1 unocompromised patients, possibly leading to lung abscess and empyema.

2 ffusion, empyema, necrotising pneumonia, and lung abscess) and systemic complications (eg, bacteraemi

3 ary embolism [n=2 each], and cardiac arrest, lung abscess, and myocardial infarction [n=1 each]).

4 nary neoplasms, postobstructive pneumonitis, lung abscess, and occasionally empyema of mixed bacteria

5 cele, secondarily infected pneumatocele, and lung abscess can be performed safely and effectively in

6 gnized that community-acquired pneumonia and lung abscesses can be the result of infection by anaerob

7                 We report a case of cavitary lung abscess caused by a Capnocytophaga species in a pat

8                                              Lung abscess/empyema, tracheitis, encephalopathy, bacter

9                        CT scan imagery found lung abscess in 5 (41.6%) cases.

10  effusion (n = 13), pleural empyema (n = 4), lung abscess (n = 7), pericarditis (n = 2), osteomyeliti

11 dney disease and 8.15 (95% CI 3.59-18.5) for lung abscess or bronchiectasis.

12 ical masses causing spinal cord compression, lung abscess, pyothorax, paravertebral abscesses and epi

13                    Infected pneumatocele and lung abscess were defined, respectively, as intraparench

14                          Seven pneumatoceles/lung abscesses were percutaneously drained in five patie