Laparoscopic surgical treatment was performed at 55 patients with acute amebian liver abscess. The diagnosis of acute amebian liver abscess was verified with clinical, serological, echoscopic, x-ray and CT methods. The laparoscopic method permits to sanify the abscess cavity of any localization. All the 55 patients have been discharged in good health. Laparoscopic method is maximally rational, associated with minimal surgical trauma, permits to decrease hospital stay and period of postoperative rehabilitation.
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