Retroperitoneal abscesses are uncommon conditions with abstruse and insidious presentations. Clinical investigation of retroperitoneal abscesses is complicated as there is often a lack of abdominal signs and ultrasound findings. This delays the diagnosis and definitive treatment, leading to poor patient outcomes. This case report presents a case of successful management of right-sided retroperitoneal abscess. 1 Case Presentation 1 A 28-year-old female was presented for having a high fever spike per day for 2 weeks, associated with chills and rigors.
Medical History History of fever for two weeks. Initially, the fever was of low grade, intermittent and was resolved with treatment. The patient had a high fever spike per day with chills and rigors, and the fever resolved with excessive sweating. During day time, the patient was mostly afebrile and able to do daily chores. History of…
