Surgical infections · 2012
Clostridium sordellii surgical site infection after breast mass excision: case report.
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Smith Craig, Goslin Brent
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BACKGROUND: Clostridium sordellii infection is a rare condition usually associated with obstetric operations. There have been few reports of C. sordellii in association with other invasive procedures. The mortality rate of this infection approaches 70%.
METHODS: Case report and review of the pertinent English-language literature.
RESULTS: We describe the first known C. sordellii infection after excision of a breast mass in an adult female. This patient had a prolonged hospital course in the surgical intensive care unit and endured multiple surgical debridements.
CONCLUSION: Our patient showed many clinical signs that have been described in past cases of C. sordellii infection. Although the patient had substantial acute morbidity secondary to necessary aggressive treatment, she did survive ultimately. Our case serves the purpose of establishing future treatment for C. sordellii breast surgical site infections with the hope that future treatment may be adapted from our experience.
METHODS: Case report and review of the pertinent English-language literature.
RESULTS: We describe the first known C. sordellii infection after excision of a breast mass in an adult female. This patient had a prolonged hospital course in the surgical intensive care unit and endured multiple surgical debridements.
CONCLUSION: Our patient showed many clinical signs that have been described in past cases of C. sordellii infection. Although the patient had substantial acute morbidity secondary to necessary aggressive treatment, she did survive ultimately. Our case serves the purpose of establishing future treatment for C. sordellii breast surgical site infections with the hope that future treatment may be adapted from our experience.