Терапевтический архив (Nov 2015)

A case of adenovirus infection complicated by gram-negative polymicrobial sepsis: A clinical and morphological observation

  • A V Esipov,
  • B L Shklovsky,
  • M B Patsenko,
  • S I Apevalov,
  • V S Chirsky,
  • Yu V Ovchinnikov,
  • V S Tatarin,
  • Yu N Fokin,
  • S F Peredernin,
  • A N Bobrov,
  • S B Yatsyshina,
  • R N Dolgikh,
  • A N Lishchuk,
  • A N Koltunov,
  • A N Kornienko,
  • V A Khlobystov,
  • A A Prokhorchik,
  • M R Ageeva,
  • V V Maleev,
  • V I Baksheev

Journal volume & issue
Vol. 87, no. 11
pp. 92 – 96

Abstract

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Among respiratory infections, adenovirus infection (ADVI), in the presence of which there may be severe pneumonia that frequently results in a fatal outcome, occupies particular attention. ADVI in patients without immunodeficiency is usually mild and shows a limited extent of injury. At the same time the disease in immunocompromised individuals may be severe, presenting with viremia, evolving sepsis, and high death rates. The paper gives a characteristic example of severe ADVI and its fatal outcome.

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