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Siti Mardhiah Muhamad Fauzi1, Cybele Lara Abad2, Jacques Simkins3
1Infectious Disease Department, St Vincent University Hospital (SVUH), Dublin, Ireland.
Abstract:
This case describes a 62-year-old male who underwent kidney transplantation and was admitted 8 weeks post-operatively for evaluation and management of abdominal pain, nausea, and diarrhea. An extensive workup was performed, ultimately leading to a diagnosis of Strongyloides hyperinfection syndrome. This case highlights the importance of awareness of strongyloidiasis in non-endemic regions, management of Strongyloides hyperinfection syndrome in the post-transplant setting, and strategies for donor and recipient screening.
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