Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Male
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Liver abscess in right lobe.
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Rupture of the abscess in the right pleural space. Discontinuity is noted in right hemi diaphragm.
Case Discussion
Liver abscesses on ultrasound are typically poorly demarcated with a variable appearance, ranging from predominantly hypoechoic (still with some internal echoes however) to hyperechoic. Gas bubbles may also be seen. Doppler will demonstrate absence of central perfusion.
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