ArticleTurk pediatri arsivi2019
Candidemia complicating biliary atresia in an infant with hemoglobinopathy.
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Abstract
Both biliary atresia and hemoglobinopathies have been associated with a higher incidence of bloodstream infections. We hereby present the case of a female infant of Nigerian descent with extrahepatic biliary atresia and double heterozygocity for sickle cell disease and alpha-thalassemia. Kasai hepatoportoenterostomy was performed in the child's sixth week of life. Bloodstream infections occurred two months post-hepatoportoenterostomy, even though the infant was still in prophylactic antibiotic treatment: the first was due to Candida albicans and was followed by bacteremia due to Escherichia coli. A third infection, confined to the skin only, was due to Acinetobacter spp. Treatment options, predisposing factors, and the pathophysiology of bloodstream infections in patients with biliary atresia and aberrant hemoglobin are discussed herein.
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