Psoas abscess and XXXX caused by @entity293 in a @entity1 of @entity1575 and @entity6 .

@entity1 @entity82 @entity360 @entity6 @entity75 @entity4340 @entity391 @entity2690 @entity843 @entity344 @entity4053 @entity177 @entity520 @entity1578 @entity293 @entity1575 @entity516 @entity204 @entity166 @entity298
Prognosis of @entity1 with @entity6 or @entity1575 can be worsened by the development of a variety of @entity166 . We describe a case of @entity4340 and @entity298 in a 58-year-old @entity1 with type  C @entity1575 and @entity6 hospitalized after having an elevated temperature caused by @entity293 for 2  months. The @entity82 had not been treated and daily self-administration of @entity2690 had been discontinued for the previous 5  months. On day  2 of hospitalization, @entity391 and decreased blood pressure developed. Abdominal computed tomography scan revealed @entity843 , @entity516 , and @entity4340 . Laparotomy revealed @entity4340 and @entity298 without @entity344 and @entity4340 perforation. Surgical drainage of the abscess and peritoneal cavity was performed. Immediately after the operation, upper @entity360 , shock, @entity4053 , and @entity520 developed, followed by @entity1578 , @entity177 , and @entity75 . @entity204 occurred on postoperative day  19. Upon autopsy, @entity298 , and @entity293 were confirmed. We surmise that untreated @entity1575 and @entity6 is a risk for @entity293 that may spread in iliopsoas and free peritoneal space.
