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Invazivna trihosporonoza uzrokovana gljivom Trichosporon asahii u politraumatiziranog neurokirurškog bolesnika. (CROSBI ID 194012)

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Tomić-Paradžik, Maja ; Mihić, Josip ; Kopić, Jasminka ; Mlinarić Missoni, Emilija Invazivna trihosporonoza uzrokovana gljivom Trichosporon asahii u politraumatiziranog neurokirurškog bolesnika. // Acta medica Croatica, 66 (2012), 397-401

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Tomić-Paradžik, Maja ; Mihić, Josip ; Kopić, Jasminka ; Mlinarić Missoni, Emilija

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Invazivna trihosporonoza uzrokovana gljivom Trichosporon asahii u politraumatiziranog neurokirurškog bolesnika.

Trichosporon asahii (formerly T. beigelii) is a rare cause of human infections with very varied clinical manifestations ranging from superficial infections to severe and systemic diseases. T. asahii is a life-threatening opportunistic pathogen especially for granulocytopenic, immunocompromised and immunodeficient patients. It is the possible cause of summer-type hypersensitivity pneumonitis in Japan and systemic infections in transplant patients, patients on corticosteroid therapy, patients with solid tumors and burn patients. Cases of infection in non-immunocompromised surgical patients and patients with long-term stay in ICU are described in the literature. We report on T. asahii fungemia in a polytraumatized neurosurgical patient with long-term stay in the hospital. Urinary tract was the source of fungemia, with the same pathogen isolated from urine and blood at the same time. In the Referral Center for Systemic Mycoses, Croatian Institute of Public Health, Zagreb, the strain from the urine and blood culture was identified as T. asahii, with good susceptibility to fluconazole, voriconazole and 5 fluorocytosine, reduced susceptibility to itraconazole and resistance to amphotericin B. The patient responded to fluconazole therapy very well. Since systemic trichosporonoses are generally associated with immunocompromised patients (hematologic, granulocytopenic and AIDS patients), thiscase confirms the possibility of infection with this pathogen in patients with long-term hospital stay and reduced local immunity, but without classic immunodeficiency.

Invazivna trihosporonoza; politrauma; Trichosporon asahii

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Invasive trichosporonosis caused by Trichosporon asahii in a polytraumatized neurosurgical patient: case report.

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invasive trichosporonosis; polytrauma; Trichosporon asahii

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Podaci o izdanju

66

2012.

397-401

objavljeno

1330-0164

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Kliničke medicinske znanosti

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