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Case Presentation M. Marjani MD, MPH

Case Presentation M. Marjani MD, MPH

Case 1

Case 1

n 62 y/o Afghan women from Varamin n CC: Chronic cough

n 62 y/o Afghan women from Varamin n CC: Chronic cough

Symptoms n n n Fever from 14 days Weight loss (5 kg in 3

Symptoms n n n Fever from 14 days Weight loss (5 kg in 3 m) (BW= 48 Kg) Night sweating Cough & Sputum from 5 years ago Hemoptysis Dyspnea

n PMH: no important problem, no diabetic n No history of close contact with

n PMH: no important problem, no diabetic n No history of close contact with TB case n No history of steroid use

Physical exam n PR: 96 RR: 20 BP: 100/70 OT: 38. 3 n ILL;

Physical exam n PR: 96 RR: 20 BP: 100/70 OT: 38. 3 n ILL; conscious; a little cachectic; mild distress n Head & neck NL; No LAP; Heart NL n Lungs: crackles mostly Rt side n No organomegaly

Lab n n n WBC: 11000 N: 84 L: 10 M: 5 E: 1

Lab n n n WBC: 11000 N: 84 L: 10 M: 5 E: 1 Hgb: 13. 5 MCV: 88 PLT: 479000 ESR: 13 CRP: + Serum ADA: 32 Biochemistry: FBS: 111 Cr: 0. 6 Na: 123 K: 3. 8 Uric acid: 2 ALT: 57 AST: 27 ALP: 277 Bili: 1

CXR

CXR

What your first diagnostic approach

What your first diagnostic approach

1 st Day n Sputum smear & culture q bacteria & fungi AFB x

1 st Day n Sputum smear & culture q bacteria & fungi AFB x 3 BK culture q Genxpert q q

Gen-xpert

Gen-xpert

Differential diagnosis n n n n Mycobacterium Tuberculosis NTMB Nocardiosis Actinomycosis Cryptococcosis Aspergilosis Mucormycosis

Differential diagnosis n n n n Mycobacterium Tuberculosis NTMB Nocardiosis Actinomycosis Cryptococcosis Aspergilosis Mucormycosis Histoplasmosis & other endemic fungi

What your next diagnostic approach

What your next diagnostic approach

Approach to diagnosis • Bronchoscopy and BAL • BAL was sent for • bacteria

Approach to diagnosis • Bronchoscopy and BAL • BAL was sent for • bacteria & fungi • AFB x 3 • BK culture • Cytology • Galactomanan • Genxpert

Quantitation scale recommended by the WHO

Quantitation scale recommended by the WHO

Final diagnosis Pulmonary tuberculosis

Final diagnosis Pulmonary tuberculosis

Patient management • HIV testing • Anti TB initiation • Refer to health clinic

Patient management • HIV testing • Anti TB initiation • Refer to health clinic • Follow up

Case 2

Case 2

Case • 33 Y/O man; new case of HIV-HCV co infection • ART naïve

Case • 33 Y/O man; new case of HIV-HCV co infection • ART naïve • 3 months of cough • PPD: neg

The patient was referred due to: • Fever • Weight loss • Malaise •

The patient was referred due to: • Fever • Weight loss • Malaise • Sputum For 3 months

Lab tests • ESR: 125 • Hgb: 9. 5 • LFT: Nl • CD

Lab tests • ESR: 125 • Hgb: 9. 5 • LFT: Nl • CD 4: 6% = 30 • QFT: indeterminate

Lung CT scan

Lung CT scan

Diagnosis and management • Sputum smear for AFB: 3+ • Anti TB was initiated:

Diagnosis and management • Sputum smear for AFB: 3+ • Anti TB was initiated: FDC (HRZE) 3/d • ART (Vonavir) & Cotrimoxazole was continued. Is It enough?

DST

DST

Drug regimen • Anti Tb regimen was changed to: 1. 2. 3. 4. Rifampin

Drug regimen • Anti Tb regimen was changed to: 1. 2. 3. 4. Rifampin Ethambutol Pyrazinamide Levofloxacin 750 mg

Extra pulmonary TB

Extra pulmonary TB

 ﻣﻌﺎیﻨﻪ • • BP: 110/80 PR: 130 OT: 39. 8 RR: 22 Bi

ﻣﻌﺎیﻨﻪ • • BP: 110/80 PR: 130 OT: 39. 8 RR: 22 Bi temporal Wasting No murmur Decreased left lung sound & dullness No hepatomegaly Splenomegaly O 2 sat: 79%

 آﺰﻣﺎیﺸﺎﺕ • • WBC: 1700 P(71%) L(23%) M(3%) Hb: 8. 4 Plt: 158000

آﺰﻣﺎیﺸﺎﺕ • • WBC: 1700 P(71%) L(23%) M(3%) Hb: 8. 4 Plt: 158000 LFT: Normal ESR: 60 CRP: neg RF: neg

Pleural Fluid • • • PH: 7. 2 WBC: 1400 P(2%) M(97%) E(1%) RBC:

Pleural Fluid • • • PH: 7. 2 WBC: 1400 P(2%) M(97%) E(1%) RBC: 3400 Sugar: 32 Pr: 3. 5 / 5 LDH: 2500 • Smear & culture: neg

TB Spondylitis

TB Spondylitis

Spread of TB spondylitis through the left psoas muscle to the left groin

Spread of TB spondylitis through the left psoas muscle to the left groin

Psoas abscess tracking down into the left inguinal region

Psoas abscess tracking down into the left inguinal region