Surgical infections · 2013
Babesia microti infection presenting as acute splenic laceration.
Клинический случайСтатьяНазвание и аннотация: Перевод в очереди
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Leinwand Joshua C, Arroyo Juan Pablo, Solomon Daniel, Kaplan Lewis J
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Blunt abdominal trauma leading to splenic injury can cause substantial morbidity, particularly in patients with established splenic pathology. In such cases, the extant pathology may increase a patient's susceptibility to blunt injury, most notably by inducing hypersplenism; Babesia microti may create such a condition.
METHODS: Case report and English language-based literature review.
RESULTS: Obtaining an appropriate travel history and understanding endemic infectious conditions will better enable the clinician to establish readily treatable concomitant diagnoses in the setting of injury.
CONCLUSIONS: Failure to treat such infections may delay solid organ healing, leading to the patient being released to unrestricted and therefore risky activity with persistently abnormal splenic architecture.
METHODS: Case report and English language-based literature review.
RESULTS: Obtaining an appropriate travel history and understanding endemic infectious conditions will better enable the clinician to establish readily treatable concomitant diagnoses in the setting of injury.
CONCLUSIONS: Failure to treat such infections may delay solid organ healing, leading to the patient being released to unrestricted and therefore risky activity with persistently abnormal splenic architecture.