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Naser Ebrahimi Daryani - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Candida Associated Gastric Ulcers with Active Bleeding ;A Case Report
2017Co-Authors: Nader Roshan, Omid Eslami, Naser Ebrahimi DaryaniAbstract:Gastrointestinal tract Candidiasis is a common infection seen in immunocompromised hosts but occurs most frequently in Esophagus. Candidiasis of the stomach and the small intestine is unusual. Herein we describe a 60-year-old woman with a history of diabetes mellitus and hypertension who presented to our hospital with melena, hematemesis, and confusion. She had taken ibuprofen since 2 weeks before the admission. In endoscopic evaluation multiple black and necrotic gastric ulcers in incisura and antrum with active bleeding and one clean base ulcer in the bulb of duodenum was seen. Amphotericin B was started because of highly suspicion to candida or mucormycosis infection. She was discharged from the hospital with well condition. Results of pathological evaluation confirmed candida associated gastric ulcer.
Nader Roshan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Candida Associated Gastric Ulcers with Active Bleeding ;A Case Report
2017Co-Authors: Nader Roshan, Omid Eslami, Naser Ebrahimi DaryaniAbstract:Gastrointestinal tract Candidiasis is a common infection seen in immunocompromised hosts but occurs most frequently in Esophagus. Candidiasis of the stomach and the small intestine is unusual. Herein we describe a 60-year-old woman with a history of diabetes mellitus and hypertension who presented to our hospital with melena, hematemesis, and confusion. She had taken ibuprofen since 2 weeks before the admission. In endoscopic evaluation multiple black and necrotic gastric ulcers in incisura and antrum with active bleeding and one clean base ulcer in the bulb of duodenum was seen. Amphotericin B was started because of highly suspicion to candida or mucormycosis infection. She was discharged from the hospital with well condition. Results of pathological evaluation confirmed candida associated gastric ulcer.
E. Pujol De La Llave - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Human immunodeficiency virus infection in women
Anales de medicina interna (Madrid Spain : 1984), 1995Co-Authors: I. Martín Suárez, D M Aguayo Canela, M Leon De Lope, F. Cuesta López, D. Merino Muñoz, J Galvez Aceval, R. Creagh Cerquera, E. Pujol De La LlaveAbstract:From last years eighty's decade the number of women with HIV infection have significantly increased. To know the epidemiological and clinic trades in this group we studied retrospectively 476 HIV infected patients attending in a General Hospital from January 1986 to June 1993. Seventy nine (16.5%) were female and 397 male. The mean female group was 25.8 years, 61.9% were IVDUs and 30.4% heterosexual transmission. This last transmission route was more important between females than males (5%) (p < 0.001) and in 1992 the 55% of women been infected by this way. The mean CD4 count was 643 cel/ml in the female group at the diagnostic time and 21.7% developed antigenaemia without difference with the male group. 59.7% of women were no symptoms at the diagnosis time and 14.3% were AIDS, no differences with men, but more in the female group developed AIDS along following time 39.5% in front of 24.7% in the male group (p < 0.05). Disseminated Tuberculosis (DTB) (29.1%) and Wasting Syndrome (WS) (29.1%) were the more frecuent AIDS defining conditions in the female group. The more frecuent complications were: Oropharynx Candidiasis 39.1%, Esophagus Candidiasis 6.3%, WS 11%, DTB 12.65%, PCP 10.12% and Neoplasias 5.06%. Fourteen women became pregnant during HIV infection, no clinical nor immunological differences were observed in this group with the control. The treatment (66%) and following (46.8%), compliance was better between women than men. The rise of women with HIV infection, the poor development in this group described by some authors, so far gynecological aspect and vertical transmission makes HIV infection in women an major health problem.
Omid Eslami - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Candida Associated Gastric Ulcers with Active Bleeding ;A Case Report
2017Co-Authors: Nader Roshan, Omid Eslami, Naser Ebrahimi DaryaniAbstract:Gastrointestinal tract Candidiasis is a common infection seen in immunocompromised hosts but occurs most frequently in Esophagus. Candidiasis of the stomach and the small intestine is unusual. Herein we describe a 60-year-old woman with a history of diabetes mellitus and hypertension who presented to our hospital with melena, hematemesis, and confusion. She had taken ibuprofen since 2 weeks before the admission. In endoscopic evaluation multiple black and necrotic gastric ulcers in incisura and antrum with active bleeding and one clean base ulcer in the bulb of duodenum was seen. Amphotericin B was started because of highly suspicion to candida or mucormycosis infection. She was discharged from the hospital with well condition. Results of pathological evaluation confirmed candida associated gastric ulcer.
I. Martín Suárez - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Human immunodeficiency virus infection in women
Anales de medicina interna (Madrid Spain : 1984), 1995Co-Authors: I. Martín Suárez, D M Aguayo Canela, M Leon De Lope, F. Cuesta López, D. Merino Muñoz, J Galvez Aceval, R. Creagh Cerquera, E. Pujol De La LlaveAbstract:From last years eighty's decade the number of women with HIV infection have significantly increased. To know the epidemiological and clinic trades in this group we studied retrospectively 476 HIV infected patients attending in a General Hospital from January 1986 to June 1993. Seventy nine (16.5%) were female and 397 male. The mean female group was 25.8 years, 61.9% were IVDUs and 30.4% heterosexual transmission. This last transmission route was more important between females than males (5%) (p < 0.001) and in 1992 the 55% of women been infected by this way. The mean CD4 count was 643 cel/ml in the female group at the diagnostic time and 21.7% developed antigenaemia without difference with the male group. 59.7% of women were no symptoms at the diagnosis time and 14.3% were AIDS, no differences with men, but more in the female group developed AIDS along following time 39.5% in front of 24.7% in the male group (p < 0.05). Disseminated Tuberculosis (DTB) (29.1%) and Wasting Syndrome (WS) (29.1%) were the more frecuent AIDS defining conditions in the female group. The more frecuent complications were: Oropharynx Candidiasis 39.1%, Esophagus Candidiasis 6.3%, WS 11%, DTB 12.65%, PCP 10.12% and Neoplasias 5.06%. Fourteen women became pregnant during HIV infection, no clinical nor immunological differences were observed in this group with the control. The treatment (66%) and following (46.8%), compliance was better between women than men. The rise of women with HIV infection, the poor development in this group described by some authors, so far gynecological aspect and vertical transmission makes HIV infection in women an major health problem.