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Clinical manifestations of and leptospirosis

Heinz Burgmann Department of Internal Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Medical University of Vienna

Fever after sexual intercourse admissional status

. 25-year old woman, good general conditions . attacks since 6 weeks . Night sweats . Weight loss . Arthralgia, . Swelling of cervical lymph nodes

Heinz Burgmann Fever after sexual intercourse Medical history I

. No former diseases . No recent visit abroad . No household pets . No exanthema . No dysuria . No diarrhea

 B-Symptomatology

Heinz Burgmann Fever after sexual intercourse lab & x-ray

. WBC 5.3 G/L . C/P normal . ESR 17/61 . Abd sonography normal . CRP 10.7 . Echocardiogr normal mg/dL . Urine o.B.

Heinz Burgmann Fever after sexual intercourse Medical history II

•The patient had a boyfried

•The boyfriend had been in syria

•In Syria he ate unpasteurised fresh goat cheese

Heinz Burgmann Fever after sexual intercourse Medical history III

. Boyfriend, 25 years old

. February: Trip to Syria . Fever NSAID - amelioration . April: Fever  Roxithromycin, NSAID . June: Fever  in-patient treatment  positive Blood culture . fever, headache, arthralgia, fatigue, night sweats, shivering attacks, weight loss

Heinz Burgmann Heinz Burgmann • Gram-negative, coccoid rods Fever after sexual intercourse microbiological laboratory results

BRUCELLOSIS M. Bang – Maltafever

BC: Brucella abortus Serology: 1:10.000

Heinz Burgmann BRUCELLOSIS Transmission paths

conjunctives Aerosole, hands INGESTION INHALATION Milk products Slaughterhouse waste contaminated hands Laboratory accidents Veterinary intervention

Skin lesions veterinarians butchers Heinz Burgmann BRUCELLOSE – M. BANG – MALTA- FEVER "Sexual Transmitted Diseases"

 Direct Transmission from human to human very rare  Infection through sexual intercourse proven for B. melitensis (Sperma)  Goossens, Lancet 1983  Stantic-Pavlinic, Infection 1983  Vandercam, Eur J Clin Microbiol Infect Dis 1990  Mantur, Lancet 1996

Heinz Burgmann Brucellosis

Percentage of Cases

Uptodate 2009

Brucellosis

Percentage of Cases

Uptodate 2009

BRUCELLOSE Treatment

 DoxycyclinDoxycyclin ++ RifampicinRifampicin

 DoxycyclinDoxycyclin ++ GentamicinGentamicin

 LevofloxacinLevofloxacin ++ RifampicinRifampicin

 CotrimoxazolCotrimoxazol ++ RifampicinRifampicin

Heinz Burgmann Case Report

• 40 years old man, athletically trained, wants to participate at the MAN • Qualification-Triathlon in the U.S. • At qualification patient swims in sea with warning sign „Swimming forbidden“ • After qualification returns to Austria Heinz Burgmann Case report

• Few days after returning patient feels bad • Fever, exhaustion, muscle pain, fatigue • General practitioner- common cold • Symptoms become worse

Heinz Burgmann Case Report

Admitted to the hospital Status: muscle pain, malaise beginning C/P normal Elevated CRP, leucocytes and , elevated CK 2 mg%, AST 80 U/L, ALT 120 U/L

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Differential Diagnosis? Which diagnostic investigations?

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• Blood culture • Uricult • Abdominal sonography • Echocardiography • Abdominal CT

No special cause could be detected

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During the following days no amelioration of symptoms Further elevation of , liver- and renal parameters Special serology is taken

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Case Report

• Serology: – Leptospirosis: 1: 1600

• Diagnosis: – Leptospirosis (M. Weil)

• Treatment: /Clavulanic acid • During the following days slow improvement of symptoms

Heinz Burgmann However, no Triathlon was possible this year

Leptospirosis

• 1886 first description • Often mistaken for yellow fever and • Zoonotic Disease • Worldwide occurence • Gram-negative bacteria • Transmission: contaminated humid (Urine) or contact to infected animals • Human to Human plays a minor role

Heinz Burgmann Leptospirose

Incubation period: 5-14d 90% selflimiting systemic disease But possible lethal course with liver/renal failure, pneumonitis,… Course: acute septic begin followed by immunological reaction-phase

Heinz Burgmann Leptospirosis

• Diagnostics: – Direct verification of pathogen: very time- consuming – Serological -detection • Therapy: – – Doxycyclin

Heinz Burgmann 29-years old Bricklayer with muscle pain, jaundice and weakness

Heinz Burgmann Medical history

• 29 years old patient • up to 4 days ago free of any complaints • With suspicion of HUS/TTP admission at emergency department: • During the last 4 days muscle pain, first in legs; increasing jaundice and weakness; • Acute-CT: reactive lymph nodes

Heinz Burgmann Medical history

• days before admission to hospital swam in danube; no animal bite perceived; • no • No fever, once diarrhea • No medication • Profession: bricklayer

Heinz Burgmann Physical Examination

• Vitals: Subfebrile temperature, increasing respiratory and hemodynamic impairment • Abdomen: only palpatory pain • Skin/Mucosa: Jaundice, incl. sclera • Rest of physical examination: normal

Heinz Burgmann Lab-Investigation Creatinine: 6,00 mg/dl BUN: 72,1 mg/dl Bilirubin:38,61 mg/dl a-: 970 U/L ALT: 676 U/L AST: 243 U/L LDH: 664 U/L CK: 13922 U/L CK-MB: 116 U/L CRP: 16,35 mg/dl; Thrombocytes: 23 G/L Leucocytes: 8,05 G/L Erythrocytes: 1,6 T/L Hb: 4,9 g/dl; : 566mg/dl, D-Dimer: 2,27 µg/ml Normotest: 83% Heinz Burgmann This men is very ill…..

X-ray

C/P- Radiography:

interstitial infiltrations on the right side. DD: atypical pneumonia, alveolar hemorrhage

Heinz Burgmann ? With what kind of antimicrobial therapy would you begin?

Heinz Burgmann Initial Therapy

- 10.000 IE G - Soludacortin 1g - Voluven 500ml - RL 1000ml, - Diazepam total 10mg - Blood transfusion - Quinton Catheter right femoral vein

Heinz Burgmann Hematological and infectiological Consultation: suspicion of Leptospirosis → IgM positive 5d after admission

Heinz Burgmann Patient developed a MOF

Case Report

– Liverfunction, Bilirubin: • Bilirubin was at max.with 66,44mg/dl 4d after admission • Transaminases constantly decrease; • Hepatitis-Serology was negative – Rhabdomyolysis: • Under PenG-Therapy declining – Acutes renal failure: • Despite adequate treatment 7d after admission anuric

Heinz Burgmann Case Report

Quinton HF catheter in right groin: massive Thrombocytes, FFP + Prothromplex -- no success : prolonged PTT >180 abdominal sonography: no pseudoaneurysma or paravasate CT: spontaneous retroperitoneal hematoma treatment with Novoseven, FFP, thrombocytes, Minrin + at all 17 Ery-packages

Heinz Burgmann /Infection-course:

• Development of massive leucocytosis with max. of 43,5G/L 6d after admission • Maximal CRP was 20mg/dl and normalised 7d after admission

Heinz Burgmann Case Report

8d after admission: Recent increase of inflammatory parameters with diarrhea: empiric Tygacil Diagnosis: C. difficile Tx: Metronidazol

Finally patient improved

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