Necrobacilosis abdominal como causa inusual de shock séptico
The infections produced by Fusobacterium necrophorum at the oropharyngeal level are widely known, but not as a cause of abdominal sepsis. Described in 1936 by André Lemierre, the picture with its eponym leads to a series of symptoms and signs with a well-defined sequence and pathogenesis, being the...
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2018
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| Sumario: | The infections produced by Fusobacterium necrophorum at the oropharyngeal level are widely known, but not as a cause of abdominal sepsis. Described in 1936 by André Lemierre, the picture with its eponym leads to a series of symptoms and signs with a well-defined sequence and pathogenesis, being the most common local suppurative infection progression, generally peritonsillar, towards a thrombophlebitis of the internal jugular and septic pulmonary emboli. The abdominal focus is less frequent, usually in the form of hepatic or splenic abscesses, with purulent peritonitis being a rare presentation. |
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