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Article in JMM case reports, 2014. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 1 paper.
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- The Pathogenesis and Diagnosis ofJournal of fungi (Basel, Switzerland) · 2022Review
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Abstract
introductionWhen diagnosing CASE PRESENTATION: A laboratory-confirmed case of PJP associated with invasive candidiasis and cytomegalovirus infection was reported in an ICL patient. Despite early treatment, the patient died of respiratory failure under polymicrobial pneumonia. According to the literature, the mortality rate of ICL patients is 10.4 % (33/316). In ICL patients, the risk of OI is 83.2 % (263/316), with viral infections being the most prevalent (58.2 %, 184/316), followed by fungal infections (52.2 %, 165/316) and mycobacterial infections (15.5 %, 49/316). Dysimmunity is reported in 15.5 % (49/316) of ICL patients. Among the fungal infections, cryptococcal infections are the most prevalent (24.1 %, 76/316), followed by candidiasis (15.5 %, 49/316) and PJP (7.9 %, 25/316).
conclusionsThe high risk of OIs underlines the importance of more vigorous preventative actions in hospitals. The response to therapy and the detection of early relapse of PJP may be monitored by several laboratory tests including quantitative PCR. It is essential to treat the ICL and to follow the guidelines concerning therapy and prophylaxis of OIs as given to HIV patients.
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