Abcès hépatique du nouveau-né : à propos d’un cas Hepatic Abscess of the Newborn: about a Case
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Introduction - Le cathétérisme veineux ombilical (CVO) permet un abord veineux de choix dans le cadre de l’urgence en néonatalogie. L’abcès hépatique
(AH) est une complication rare survenant après la mise en place d’un cathéter veineux ombilical.
Observation - Nous rapportons le cas d’un nouveau-né prématuré admis au service de néonatalogie pour détresse respiratoire (DR), bénéficiant d’un CVO.
Il a présenté un état septique à J4 de vie. L’échographie a retrouvé un AH. Le nouveau-né fût mis sous une antibiothérapie durant 6 semaines, qui fût suivie
d’une amélioration de l’état clinique, d’une régression puis d’une disparition de l’bcès hépatique.L’exploration échographique abdominale est indispensable chez tout nouveau-né porteur d’un cathétérisme veineux ombilical avec des signes d’appel digestifs ou infectieux.
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