Revista iberoamericana de micologia · 2018
T2 magnetic resonance for the diagnosis of deep-seated invasive candidiasis in a liver recipient without candidemia.
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Fortún Jesus, Gioia Francesca, Muñoz Patricia, Graus Javier, Gómez-García de la Pedrosa Elia, Martín-Dávila Pilar, Saiz Ana, Vena Antonio, Moreno Santiago
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BACKGROUND: T2 magnetic resonance imaging (T2MR) is a new method for the diagnosis of invasive candidiasis, although most studies have analyzed its role in patients with candidemia or not infection.
CASE REPORT: We present the case of a patient with arteritis and thrombosis of the hepatic graft resulted from an undocumented fungal infection in the explanted liver.T2MR in serum was a suitable diagnostic tool for the diagnosis of the deep-seated invasive candidiasis in the absence of candidemia or the isolation of the yeast in culture.
CONCLUSIONS: T2MR allowed the diagnosis of deep-seated invasive candidiasis in an immunodepressed patient without candidemia, even before the onset of symptoms.
CASE REPORT: We present the case of a patient with arteritis and thrombosis of the hepatic graft resulted from an undocumented fungal infection in the explanted liver.T2MR in serum was a suitable diagnostic tool for the diagnosis of the deep-seated invasive candidiasis in the absence of candidemia or the isolation of the yeast in culture.
CONCLUSIONS: T2MR allowed the diagnosis of deep-seated invasive candidiasis in an immunodepressed patient without candidemia, even before the onset of symptoms.