Nineteen cases of pleuropulmonary amebiasis was proved by needle aspiration or surgery as complication of amebic liver abscess during the period from June, 1969 to August, 1971 at Kyungpook National Univ. Hostital. RESULTS : 1. Male to female ratio was about 3:1 and most of cases belonged to the 4the through 6th decades. 2. The most frequent complaint was upper abdominal pain and the most frequent abnormal physical finding was hepatomegaly. 3. Abnormalites seen in the chest films were : a. Elavation of right diaphragm : b. Empyema and c. Pulmonary consolidation. 4. The pleuropulmonary amebiasis was seen in 26% of amebic liver abscess.