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Case report: The first case of Achromobacter xylosoxidans-related tunnel infection in a patient receiving peritoneal dialysis.
Medicine (Baltimore) 2017 April
RATIONALE: Achromobacter xylosoxidans infection is mostly reported in immunocompromised patients. Until now, it is still rarely reported in patients undergoing peritoneal dialysis.
PATIENT CONCERNS: This is the 1st case of A xylosoxidans infection due to tunnel infection of a Tenckhoff catheter.
DIAGNOSIS: The diagnosis was confirmed by the report of culture.
INTERVENTIONS: Risk factors for this infection in peritoneal dialysis include uremia with an immunocompromised state, contamination due to inexperienced skills, and aqueous environment of the dialysate.
OUTCOME: We believe that finding the source of A xylosoxidans contamination is the most important aspect of the overall treatment of the infection.
LESSONS: Environmental investigation of suspected source contamination is warranted in those with A xylosoxidans infection. Once the diagnosis is made, removal of the Tenckhoff catheter should not be delayed.
PATIENT CONCERNS: This is the 1st case of A xylosoxidans infection due to tunnel infection of a Tenckhoff catheter.
DIAGNOSIS: The diagnosis was confirmed by the report of culture.
INTERVENTIONS: Risk factors for this infection in peritoneal dialysis include uremia with an immunocompromised state, contamination due to inexperienced skills, and aqueous environment of the dialysate.
OUTCOME: We believe that finding the source of A xylosoxidans contamination is the most important aspect of the overall treatment of the infection.
LESSONS: Environmental investigation of suspected source contamination is warranted in those with A xylosoxidans infection. Once the diagnosis is made, removal of the Tenckhoff catheter should not be delayed.
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