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Most ingested foreign bodies pass through the gastrointestinal tract without causing intestinal damage or complications. Only when become lodged or are associated with toxicity, they must be identified and removed (1). We present two cases of patients who have had a liver abscess secondary to ingestion of foreign bodies after intestinal perforation of hollow viscera are housed in the liver causing local infection.

Foreign bodies as infrequent cause of liver abscess