Pleuropulmonary Amoebiasis: Know to Think About

Amoebiasis is the third leading cause of death due to a parasitic infection in the world after malaria and schistosomiasis [1]. The pleuropulmonary localization is the second most common extra-intestinal expression after liver damage [1]. The direct pulmonary Entamoeba histolytica infestation is less common than secondary form called “neighborhood” reaction [2]. The authors propose to report a case of amoebic pleuropulmonary disease and highlight the contribution of imaging for the diagnosis orientation.