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Zigomicose após transplante hepático em adultos: relato de três casos Zygomycosis following liver transplantation in adults: report of three cases

Authors: Ajacio Brandão; Claudio Augusto Marroni; Carlos Thadeu Cerski; Ana Luiza Gleisner; Maria Lúcia Zanotelli; Guido Cantisani;

Zigomicose após transplante hepático em adultos: relato de três casos Zygomycosis following liver transplantation in adults: report of three cases

Abstract

Relatam-se três casos de zigomicose após transplante hepático em uma série de 300 pacientes. O diagnóstico foi anatomopatológico (dois casos à necropsia e um à cirurgia). A doença manifestou-se de diferentes formas: rinomaxilar, gastrointestinal e, em um paciente, comprometeu a anastomose da artéria hepática. Neste caso, retirada cirúrgica da região comprometida e uso de anfotericina-B possibilitaram a cura.We report three cases of zygomycosis following liver transplant in a series of 300 patients. Diagnosis was determined via anatomicopathological examination (on necropsy in two cases and during surgery in one case). The disease had different manifestations: rhinomaxillary, gastrointestinal and, in one case, it compromised the liver artery anastomosis. In this case, surgical removal of the affected region and use of amphotericin B achieved resolution.

Keywords

Fungal infection, Liver transplantation, RC955-962, Renal transplantation, Infecção fúngica, Transplante hepático, Zygomycosis, Transplante renal, Arctic medicine. Tropical medicine, Zigomicose

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