7 results for “post-transplant infection”
63y · Female·Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV)-like virus infection; post failed rena…
…communication); inquiry about donor contact with rodents/hamsters (potential LCMV vector); and robust post-transplant inter-hospital communication when multiple recipients receive organs from one donor. Family communica…
64y · Female·Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV)-like arenavirus infection, post liver …
…ssential to recognise clustering of symptoms sooner; donor-coordinated liaison should be systematized post-transplant; and families require regular, clear communication about deteriorating patients to reduce distress an…
44y · Female·Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV)-like virus infection following failed …
A 44-year-old woman died on 1 January 2007, six days after receiving a cadaveric renal transplant. She was one of three organ recipients from the same donor who died within six days of each other from a novel lymphocytic…
57y · Male·thalamic haemorrhage with ventricular extension
… three recipients who all died within six days in early January 2007 from a novel arenavirus (LCMV-like) infection. The viral infection could not have been detected by any available screening at the time, and the deaths…
56y · Male·Cardiogenic shock, end stage ischemia due to chemo related cardiomyopathy, fulmi…
…he required prolonged ECMO, IABP, and biventricular assist devices but developed VRE sepsis, aspergillus infection, and multi-organ failure, dying 30 days post-transplant. Expert review found the decision to proceed was…
41y · Male·heart failure related to exsanguination due to traumatic rupture of an arteriove…
…ed introduction of combat tourniquets and bone injection guns. Clinical lesson: fistula monitoring in post-transplant patients requires clear protocols and regular examination to detect thin skin or other warning signs.
61y · Male·Hypoxic encephalopathy arising from cardiac arrest following self-removal of a c…
Kelvin Moulds, a 61-year-old man, died of hypoxic encephalopathy following a cardiac arrest caused by self-removal of a central venous catheter (CVC) on day 14 post-bilateral lung transplant. The CVC was still in situ de…
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