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@entity1 @entity1744 @entity733 @entity490 @entity158 @entity99 @entity221 @entity130
INTRODUCTION: Hematogenous spread of bacteria from the bowel due to bacterial translocation has been postulated in animal and @entity130 studies. This case presents a @entity1 with possible hematogenous bacterial spreading after acute laparotomy. CASE PRESENTATION: A 57-year old @entity1 was admitted with @entity490 . A computed tomography showed mechanical @entity1744 . A laparotomy was performed showing no contamination, and no bowel resection was performed. The @entity1 was not given any antibiotics during this time. The @entity1 was re-admitted 24h after discharge with @entity221 , elevated white count and @entity490 . A computed tomography showed newly developed @entity733 . These were treated with antibiotics, and the @entity1 was discharged with follow-up ultrasound showing diminished abscesses. DISCUSSION: This case discusses the possible pathophysiology behind the development of @entity733 after @entity1744 . CONCLUSION: Febrilia and @entity158 in upper right quadrant of the abdomen days after a simple operation for @entity1744 could be caused by translocation of intestinal bacteria and subsequent formation of @entity99 .
