In the Preantibiotic Era the Most Common Cause of Pylephlebitic

question 9

Multiple Choice

In the preantibiotic era the most common cause of pylephlebitic abscesses of the liver was:

• A) Peptic ulcer
• B) Crohn's disease
• C) Ulcerative colitis
• D) Acute appendicitis
• E) Intestinal tuberculosis

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