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provide cohort nursing for colonized/infected patients.
Control device-related infections.
Enlist administrative support proactively.
Source:
Adapted from: RA Weinstein, Emerg Infect Dis 7:188, ... "staph
infections& quot; in some U.S. cities now caused by strains resistant to β-lactam
antibiotics (Chap. 129). The potential incursion of these strains into hospitals and
the r...
Chapter 126. Infections in Transplant Recipients (Part 7) docx
... and lung transplants—who receive the most intensive
immunosuppressive regimens—are most likely to develop EBV-LPD, particularly
Chapter 126. Infections in
Transplant Recipients
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... therapy (when indicated), and rapid diagnosis and
treatment of infections can be lifesaving in SOT recipients, who, unlike most
HSCT recipients, continue to be immunosuppressed....
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... vaccines (Chaps. 116 and 117). In general, these patients should receive any
killed or inactivated vaccine preparation appropriate to the area they are visiting;
Chapter 126. Infections in
Transplant ...
Transplant Recipients
(Part 14)
In the absence of compelling data as to optimal timing, it is reasonable to
administer the pneumococcal and H. influenzae type b con...
Chapter 126. Infections in Transplant Recipients (Part 1) pdf
... Internal Medicine > Chapter 126. Infections in Transplant
Recipients
Infections in Transplant Recipients: Introduction
The evaluation of infections in transplant recipients involves consideration ... corneal transplants.
e
T. gondii
usually causes disease in the brain. In hematopoietic stem cell
Chapter 126. Infections in
Transplant Recipients...
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... varicella-zoster virus.
Chapter 126. Infections in
Transplant Recipients
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In many transplantation centers, transmission of infections that may be
latent or clinically inapparent in the donor ...
latent infections already. Nevertheless, most infections occur in a predictable time
frame after transplantation (Table 126- 2).
Table 126-
2 Common Sources...
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becomes available. Promising new drugs that are now being assessed in clinical
trials include maribavir, a benzimidazole ribonucleoside that inhibits a viral
protein kinase activity (UL97).
... ulcerations occur in both the lower and the upper
gastrointestinal tract, and it may be difficult to distinguish diarrhea due to GVHD
from that due to CMV infection. The finding of CMV in...
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... Chapter 126. Infections in
Transplant Recipients
(Part 5)
Like prophylaxis, preemptive treatment, which targets patients with
polymerase chain reaction (PCR) evidence ... disease.
Treatment of CMV pneumonia in HSCT recipients (unlike that in other
clinical settings) involves both IV immune globulin (IVIg) and ganciclovir. In
patients who cannot tolerate ganciclov...
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... KSHV in the
Chapter 126. Infections in
Transplant Recipients
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PCR can be used to monitor EBV production after hematopoietic stem cell
transplantation. High or increasing viral loads ... critical in an assessment of
posttransplantation infections.
to have activity against the different forms of latent EBV infection. Preventing
lytic replication in these pat...
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...
Chapter 126. Infections in
Transplant Recipients
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Kidney Transplantation
(See Table 126- 4)
Table 126- 4 Common Infections after Kidney Transplantation
Period after Transplantation ...
Nocardia;
invasive fungi
Central
nervous system
Listeria
(meningitis);
Toxoplasma
gondii
CMV disease;
Listeria
(meningitis);
Cryptococcus
(meningitis);
Table...
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... Chapter 126. Infections in
Transplant Recipients
(Part 9)
Middle-Period Infections
Because of continuing immunosuppression, kidney transplant recipients are
predisposed to lung infections ... Legionella
pneumophila infection (Chap. 141) led to the closing of renal transplant units in
hospitals with endemic legionellosis.
About 50% of all renal transplant...
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