酒精性肝炎患者血培养阳性感染

Pernille Glahn Wernlund, Sidsel Støy, Lars Lemming, Hendrik Vilstrup, Thomas Damgaard Sandahl
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摘要

急性酒精性肝炎(AH)是一种危及生命的疾病,其病程通常由感染决定。然而,病原体的模式尚未被研究。我们检查了引起AH患者血源性感染的微生物病原体。我们纳入了32例纳入时未感染的AH患者。随访1个月,根据临床记录、影像学检查和不同分泌物培养记录感染情况。9例患者(28%)出现血培养阳性感染。这些病原体具有不同的病因,来自不同的感染部位。其中念珠菌感染占3种(33%)。5例(16%)患者死亡,其中2例血培养阳性。很大一部分被包括酵母菌和共生菌在内的异质微生物谱侵袭性感染。这可能反映了AH的严重免疫损伤,建议彻底筛查感染,如果怀疑感染,立即使用广谱抗生素。
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Blood culture-positive infections in patients with alcoholic hepatitis.

Acute alcoholic hepatitis (AH) is a life-threatening disease and its course is often determined by infections. However, the pattern of pathogens has not been studied. We examined the microbiological pathogens that caused blood-borne infection in patients with AH. We included 32 AH patients without infection at inclusion. Patients were followed for 1 month and their infection status was recorded based on clinical records, radiologic exams and cultures of different secreta. Nine patients (28%) developed blood culture-positive infections. The agents were of heterogeneous aetiology and came from various sites of infection. Candida species accounted for three of these infections (33%). Five patients (16%) died, two of which had positive blood cultures. A high fraction was invasively infected by a heterogeneous spectrum of microbes including yeasts and commensal bacteria. This may reflect the severe immune impairment of AH and suggests thorough infection screening and an immediate broad-spectrum antibiotic approach if infection is suspected.

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