[CT-guided percutaneous drainage in the management of XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity1512 @entity4340 @entity4034 @entity1173
The authors review their first experiences in Hungary with the CT guided percutaneous catheter treatment of @entity4340 . Diagnostic @entity1173 from abscess was performed in one @entity1 . Percutaneous catheter drainage of @entity4340 were performed in 4 @entity1 . There were 4 @entity1 with unilateral and 1 @entity1 with @entity4340 . 4 @entity1 had @entity1512 , 1 @entity1 had staphylococcal @entity4034 . One @entity1 following diagnostic @entity1173 was successfully treated with antituberculoutic drugs. All @entity1 treated with percutaneous catheter drainage received medical antituberculoutic or antibiotic therapy and showed excellent clinical and radiological results. There was no complication and there was no need to open surgical drainage in this series. CT guided @entity1173 is a valuable tool in the diagnosis of @entity4340 as well as in the identification of the exact abscess etiology. Percutaneous drainage represents an efficient and attractive alternative to open surgical drainage in the treatment of @entity4340 .
