Hepatic Basidiobolomycosis in a 2-year-old Child: A Case Report
Ahmed Ateik,
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Saif Ghabisha,
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Ali Almutamaiz
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Case Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 102956 - 102956
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Disseminated Gastrointestinal Basidiobolomycosis: A Case Report with Review of Diagnostic Clues
Case Reports in Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2024(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Introduction
.
Basidiobolomycosis
is
a
rare
fungal
infection
caused
by
an
environmental
saprophyte,
Basidiobolus
ranarum
It
usually
presents
as
chronic
subcutaneous
infection;
however,
few
cases
of
gastrointestinal
involvement
have
been
reported.
The
exact
transmission
route
not
clear,
and
diagnosis
always
requires
high
index
suspicion
because
it
tends
to
mimic
other
inflammatory
neoplastic
conditions.
Case
Report
A
31‐year‐old
immunocompetent
woman
presented
with
abdominal
pain
advanced
colon
mass.
She
was
completely
well
until
about
1.5
years
ago,
when
she
underwent
bariatric
surgery.
One
year
after
surgery,
developed.
colonoscopy
showed
ulcerative
lesion
in
the
descending
colon,
biopsy
favor
colitis.
Despite
immunosuppressive
treatment,
there
no
improvement,
worsening
symptoms,
more
investigations
revealed
mass
entrapment
stomach
pancreas.
Colonic
mucosa
trucut
just
necrosis
acute
inflammation;
thus,
exploratory
laparotomy
colectomy,
partial
gastrectomy,
distal
pancreatectomy,
left
nephrectomy.
On
pathologic
examination,
granulomatous
inflammation
plus
Splendore–Hoeppli
phenomenon
around
hyphae,
which
diagnostic
for
basidiobolomycosis.
Previous
pathology
slides
were
reviewed
tiny
focus
After
6
months
treatment
itraconazole,
relatively
without
any
clinical
or
radiologic
abnormalities.
Conclusion
Our
case
highlights
significance
basidiobolomycosis
necrotic
lesions
increased
eosinophils,
especially
presence
systemic
eosinophilia.
Language: Английский
Navigating treatment for basidiobolomycosis: a qualitative review of 24 cases
BMC Infectious Diseases,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Aug. 12, 2024
Abstract
Background
and
Objectives
Zygomycosis,
a
severe
form
of
fungal
infection,
is
classified
into
two
categories:
Mucorales
Entomophthorales.
Within
the
Entomophthorales
category,
Basidiobolomycosis
rarely
recognized
genus
that
can
have
significant
health
implications.
Prompt
diagnosis
appropriate
treatment,
which
includes
use
antifungal
medication
surgical
procedures,
are
vital
for
enhancing
prognosis
patients.
The
objective
this
study
to
investigate
response
treatment
in
patients
hospitalized
due
basidiobolomycosis.
Methods
We
carried
out
retrospective
study,
we
analyzed
data
from
49
who
were
diagnosed
with
Entomophthorale,
at
Namazi
Hospital,
Shiraz,
between
years
1997
2019.
included
parameters
such
as
demographic
information,
clinical
symptoms,
imaging
findings,
methods,
patient
outcomes.
Results
Out
patients,
24
children,
predominantly
male
(83.3%),
definitively
ages
ranged
1
16
years,
an
average
5.75
years.
most
frequently
observed
manifestations
abdominal
pain
(70.8%),
fever
(54.2%),
hematochezia
(41.7%),
vomiting
(20.8%),
anorexia
(16.7%).
Half
exhibited
failure
thrive
(FTT),
while
distension
was
present
25%
cases,
palpable
mass
found
37%
primary
strategy
incorporated
interventions
complemented
by
comprehensive
regimen.
This
regimen
medications
amphotericin
B,
cotrimoxazole,
itraconazole,
potassium
iodide,
voriconazole.
These
mainly
administered
combination
therapy
pattern
or
monotherapy
B.
Twenty-two
discharged,
died
complications
disease.
Conclusion
Our
findings
indicate
prevailing
modalities
generally
involve
intervention
supplemented
regimens,
including
Amphotericin
Cotrimoxazole,
Potassium
Iodide,
Itraconazole.
Language: Английский
Unveiling the Uncommon: Gastrointestinal Basidiobolomycosis of the Colon and its Distinctive Splendore-Hoeppli Phenomenon
Nada Shaker,
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Ibrahim Mansoor,
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Nasir Saleem
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et al.
International Journal of Surgical Pathology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 7, 2024
Background
Basidiobolomycosis
is
a
rare
fungal
infection
caused
by
Basidiobolus
ranarum.
Case
Presentation
A
53-year-old
man
from
Saudi
Arabia
with
known
history
of
diverticulosis
presented
severe
abdominal
pain
and
diarrhea.
CT
scan
revealed
circumferential
wall
thickening
the
descending
sigmoid
colon
surrounding
fat
stranding,
suggesting
diagnosis
complicated
diverticulitis.
Additional
thick
fluid
was
observed
around
affected
area.
Surgical
excision
pursued.
gross
examination
two
received
large
bowel
segments
disclosed
marked
ulcerated
mucosa
exudate-covered
serosal
surfaces
adhesions.
Microscopic
unveiled
significant
infiltration
eosinophils,
polymorphonuclear
leukocytes,
granulomatous
inflammation.
Thin-walled,
broad
hyphae
Basidiobolus,
surrounded
eosinophilic
material,
were
identified.
Granulomas
displayed
abundant
multinucleated
giant
cells
palisading
histiocytes
central
necrosis
or
abscess
formation.
sparse
septations,
are
radiating,
intensely
cuff
(Splendore-Hoeppli
phenomenon).
These
hyphae,
visible
hematoxylin
eosin
staining,
further
highlighted
periodic
acid-Schiff
Gomori
methenamine
silver
staining.
Discussion
may
mimic
neoplastic
lesions.
Histologically,
characteristic
features
include
broad,
thin-walled
septate
finding
that
accentuated
Splendore-Hoeppli
phenomenon.
examination,
along
special
stains
such
as
(PAS)
silver,
essential
for
accurate
diagnosis.
Conclusion
Prompt
recognition
appropriate
antifungal
therapy
vital
favorable
patient
outcomes.
This
report
highlights
distinctive
to
raise
awareness
understanding
this
infrequent
yet
clinically
infection.
Language: Английский
Basidiobolomycosis: Unusual Cause of Colonic Perforation
Mousa Mobarki,
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Nuraddin Alhakami,
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Maqsood Ahmad
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et al.
Cureus,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 8, 2024
Basidiobolomycosis
is
a
rare
fungal
infection
that
triggered
by
the
environmental
saprophyte
Basidiobolus
ranarum.
usually
presents
as
an
beneath
skin
and
seldom
impacts
digestive
system.
There
no
clear
clinical
presentation,
majority
of
initial
cases
are
misdiagnosed.
We
describe
68-year-old
man
who
arrived
at
emergency
room
with
acute
abdomen
shock
air
under
diaphragm
needed
urgent
laparotomy
colonic
resection.
The
patient,
however,
died
from
severe
sepsis.
Language: Английский