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Title: Hepatic abscesses in a 14 yearold boy


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Hepatic abscesses in a 14 year-old boy
  • Division of Infectious Diseases
  • Seattle Childrens Hospital and Regional Medical
    Center
  • Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle
    WA
  • YaeJean Kim, MD

Acknowledgement Dr. Steve Pergam
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Presentation
  • CC abdominal pain and fever
  • HPI
  • A 14 year old male with intermittent abdominal
    pain for 2 weeks in his mid-epigastric area
  • Fevers developed and abdominal pain continued.
  • No change of abdominal pain with eating, no
    associated nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or
    constipation. No rectal bleeding or other GI
    complaints.

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Presentation (cont)
  • Seen by primary care physician
  • RUQ pain on exam and elevated WBC count
  • Abdominal ultrasound was performed.

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Physical Exam and History
  • Vitals Tm 40.0 P 90-100, BP 112/63
  • Physical exam was positive for
  • Abdomen Tender in RUQ, 1 cm liver edge, no
    splenomegaly
  • Skin multiple areas of folliculitis on face,
    chest, back and arms, and post-auricular area.
  • PMH and FH were significant for
  • Multiple episodes of swimmers ear, URI,
    sinusitis, and otitis media as a child. Acne and
    skin infections.
  • Sister (19 yo) with history of multiple skin
    infections.

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Presentation (continued)
  • Lab
  • Normal LFTs
  • CRP 15.4 , ESR 98
  • WBC 12 (84 polys / 12 lymphs / 4 bands)
  • Started empirically on Pip/Tazo, Metronidazole,
    and Vancomycin
  • CT scan of abdomen was performed

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CT Scan
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Disease course
  • Oxidative burst test was consistent with CGD.
  • Cultures grew Staphylococcus aureus (MSSA).
  • Initial drainage -gt partial right hepatectomy,
    incision and debridement of multiple abscesses in
    both lobes
  • Switched to Nafcillin and discharged home.
  • Itraconazole prophylaxis was started
  • Continued Nafcillin for 4 month, switched to
    Bactrim and Rifampin with clinical improvement.
    IFN-? treatment was also added.
  • Sister was also diagnosed with CGD.
  • Genetic test revealed c.75_75delGT mutation in
    exon 2 of the NCF1 gene (p47)

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Chronic Granulomatous Disease
  • Defect in the oxygen metabolic burst machinery
  • Mutations in genes that encode subunits of
    phagocyte NADPH oxidase gp91-, p22-, p47- and
    p67-phox
  • Characterized by greatly increased susceptibility
    to severe bacterial and fungal infections
  • X-linked (2/3) and Autosomal Recessive

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TX of Hepatic abscess in CGD
  • CGD abscesses dense, septated masses with a
    fibrous pseudocapsule and thick inspissated fluid
  • Surgery vs drainage vs antibiotics vs combination
    therapy
  • Two of the largest studies recommend surgery
  • 69/168 patients with hepatic abscesses from 1978
  • 61 hepatic abscesses treated with surgery and
    antibiotics (1986-2000) with multiple
    interventions needed

Johnston BB, Newman SL. Chronic Granulomatous
Disease. Pediatr Clin North Am
197862365-376 Lublin, M, et al. Hepatic
Abscess in Patient with Chronic Granulomatous
Disease 2002235383-91
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Strategies to decrease infections
  • Review in 1990 of TMP/SMX prophylaxis decrease
    in bacterial infections (7.1 to 2.4 per 100
    patient months) Margolis DM. J Infect Dis.
    1990162(2)723-6
  • IFN-? decrease rates of infection in a
    randomized control trial of 128 patients (14 vs.
    30 had serious infections) International CGD
    Cooperative Study Group. NEJM. 1991324509-16
  • Itraconazole prophylaxis decreased risk for
    invasive fungal disease (1 vs. 7)
  • Gallin JI. NEJM. 20033482416-22
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