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非典型的ミコバクテリア感染症が,ミネラルオイル肺炎を合併させる

G M Hutchins, J K Boitnott

|August 11, 1978

まとめ

長期にわたる剤の使用は,ミネラルオイル肺炎を引き起こす可能性がありますが,これは非典型的菌根菌感染症によって複雑になることがあります. ミネラルオイルは,これらのミコバクテリアの病原性を高め,診断を複雑にするようです.

科学分野:

肺病理学肺病理学とは
感染症感染症は感染症です.
毒理学毒理学毒理学

背景:

ミネラルオイルの吸入は,特に神経疾患または長期間剤を使用している患者で,リポイド肺炎を引き起こす可能性があります.
非典型的ミコバクテリア性肺感染症は,免疫不全の個体において,新たな懸念となっている.

研究の目的:

ミネラルオイル肺炎と非典型的菌根菌感染症の関係を調査する.
共感染における診断上の課題を強調する.
ミノバクテリアの病原性を強化するミネラルオイルの潜在的な役割を調査する.

主な方法:

併存疾患を持つ2人の患者の症例報告.
薬の使用と神経学的状態を含む臨床病歴のレビュー.
微生物学的および放射線学的調査.
実験的研究を支援する参照.

主要な成果:

両方の患者は,ミネラルオイル肺炎を重ねた肺感染症を呈した.
長期にわたる下痢剤の使用と神経学的障害は,予備因子として特定されました.
ミネラルオイルは,感染したミコバクテリアの病原性を高めるようでした.

結論:

ミネラルオイル肺炎と非典型的菌根菌感染症の同時発生は可能である.
臨床診断は困難であり,高い疑い指数が必要となる.
ミネラルオイルは,これらの感染症の病原化に役割を果たす可能性があります.

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