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Had Gall Bladder Removed. Infection From Gallbladder To Tube Leading To Liver. What Is It Called?
My mother had her gallbladder removed. Air pockets were left in her body after surgery. She is now hospitalized with an e coli infection plus an infection in her billary system & something growing on her liver . One of the infections is rare & starts with mono please tell me what this infection is called? (The infection originated from the gallbladder removal site & is growing in the tube leading to her liver.)
Hi and welcome to HCM,thank you for your query. it sounds like this is liver abscess or colangitis which is not rare complication of gallbaldder removal. i am not sure what patogene are you talking about but whatever it is it necessiate aggressive antibiotic treatment or surgery if this isnt helpful since it may lead to sepsis and death. Wish you good health. Regards.
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Had Gall Bladder Removed. Infection From Gallbladder To Tube Leading To Liver. What Is It Called?
Hi and welcome to HCM,thank you for your query. it sounds like this is liver abscess or colangitis which is not rare complication of gallbaldder removal. i am not sure what patogene are you talking about but whatever it is it necessiate aggressive antibiotic treatment or surgery if this isnt helpful since it may lead to sepsis and death. Wish you good health. Regards.