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Perforation of the gastrointestinal tract caused by the unexpected presence of an ingested foreign body is uncommon, and formation of posterior hepatic abscess is even rarer (1). Early and precise diagnose is difficult because of varied clinical symptoms, lack of specific complementary examinations, and difficulty of recalling the ingestion. We present a case who was admitted for a hepatic abscess secondary to stomach perforation by a toothpick, which was confirmed and removed by diagnostic laparoscopy.

Pyogenic hepatic abscess induced secondary to toothpick penetration of stomach