invasive aspergillosis 1.4% in 2315 consecutive necropsies in immunocompromised patients 11% boom...
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Invasive aspergillosis
1.4% in 2315 consecutive necropsies
In immunocompromised patients 11%
Boom AP,et al. J Clin Pathol 1991;44:452-4
症例報告• Tresallet C, Nguyen-Thanh Q, Aubriot-Lorton MH, Akakpo JP, Al Jijakli A, Card
ot V, Chigot JP, Menegaux F. Small-bowel infarction from disseminated aspergillosis. Dis Colon Rectum. 2004 Sep;47(9):1515-8
• Neutropenic patients
• 主訴:腹痛と腹満、発熱
• CT findings : diffuse, small-bowel distention with a thickened, distal, ileum wall. Emergency surgery was performed with resection and immediate anastomosis of the distal ileum. Pathology of the small bowel showed a wall necrosis and invasion by Aspergillus fumigatus.
Abdominal CT
Contrast enhanced axial CT scan shows diffuse small-bowel distention with a thickened wall of the distal ileum, a target sign (arrow), and an inflammation of the perienteric fat.
Macroscopy of the small bowel
shows irregular mucosal ulcerations with disseminated necrosis areas, and a thick, grey, necrotic debris recovering mucosa.
Pathological findings
Microscopy of the surgical specimen from the ileal resection demonstrates transmural infarction with fibrin deposits recovering mucosa (hematoxylin and eosin; original magnification Å~2.5).
Pathological findings (Grocott’s)
Aspergillus fumigatus hyphal elements massively invade the wall of a submucosal muscular artery (Grocotts methenamine silver; original magnification Å~40).