Primary liver actinomycosis in a pediatric patient: A case report and literature review

Table 2 Summary of data on reports of primary hepatic actinomycosis in English language

Ref.	Age (yr)	Sex	Manifestation	Involved segment	Diagnostic methods	Antibiotics and total duration
Culafić et al[4]	50	F	Fever, UAP, LW	Right lobe	Hepatectomy/histology	Benzylpenicillin + oral Amoxicillin, 7.5 mo
Sugano et al[18]	86	M	Fever, anorexia	Right lobe	Biopsy guided by US/histology + pathogen	Minocycline, Piperacillin, Ampicillin, 4 mo
Sharma et al[14]	34	M	Fever, UAP	Right lobe	Biopsy guided by CT/histology	Clindamycin, Ceftriaxone, 5 mo
Wayne et al[17]	65	M	Fever	S5, S6	Hepatectomy/histology	Doxycycline, 6 mo
Cetinkaya et al[3]	40	M	UAP, LW	Multifocal (right + left lobe)	Drainage/histology	PG, 3 mo
Kasano et al[6]	41	M	UAP	Right lobe	Surgery/histology	UN
Ha et al[15]	57	M	No symptom	Multifocal	Laparotomy biopsy/histology	PG, Ceftriaxone + oral Amoxicillin, 17 wk
Wong et al[21]	Case 1 46/Case 2 59	M/M	Fever/UAP	Multifocal/right lobe	Drainage/pathogen	PG, duration not mentioned
Kocabay et al[8]	40	F	Fever, LW, fatigue	S7, S8	Hepatectomy/histology	PG + oral Amoxicillin, 7.5 mo
Our case	9	F	Fever, LW, abdominal mass	Right lobe	Histology	Cefoperazone sodium and sulbactam sodium, 4 wk, + oral Amoxicillin, 1 yr

ACA: Amoxycillin clavulanic acid; AS: Amoxicillin-sulbactam; CT: Computed tomography; F: Female; LW: Lose weight; M: Male; PG: Penicillin G; S2, S3, etc.: Liver segmented by Couinaud method; UAP: Upper abdominal pain; UN: Unmentioned; US: Ultrasound.