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Kalaazar in child who has not visited endemic area
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An 11 month old girl resident of Mumbai born of non consanguineous marriage presented with cough and fever since 15-20 days. She had diarrhea with septic shock, meningitis and anemia 2 months back for which she was hospitalized and treated with intravenous antibiotics and blood transfusion. She was alright for 1 month and again had pneumonia with anemia and was again treated with intravenous antibiotics and blood transfusion. However, now fever has restarted since 20 days. Birth history, immunization, development is uneventful. On examination, she had pallor, hepatosplenomegaly with generalized lymphadenopathy.
Investigations over a period of 2 months are as follows:
• CSF = 16 cells, cumm {all lymphocytes}, 59 sugar with proteins of 105 mg, dl
• Renal functions and liver functions = Normal
• HIV, Leptospira, Dengue ELISA = Negative
• Hemoglobin electrophoresis = Normal
• S. cholesterol = 110 mg, dl
• Blood culture = Staphylococcus aureus
• Bone Marrow aspiration {Day 48} prior to 2nd blood transfusion = LD bodies
• Prothrombin time and Partial thromboplastin time = Prolonged
• Fibrinogen = 250 mg percent {increased}
• Ferritin = 1293 IU, L {Normal = 7-140 IU, L}
• Chest X-Ray = Right lower zone pneumonia
This child had never been to an area endemic for Kalaazar though mother had been there 6 months prior to getting pregnant. Child was treated with Inj Amphotericin B to which the fever, pancytopenia responded and hepatosplenomegaly regressed.
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Author :-
Kishan Kumar Jani
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06 March 2013
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Answer :-
Transplacental transfer followed by a period of dormancy of approximate 9-10 Months.
Author :-
saravanan pal
on
06 March 2013
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Answer :-
transvertical transmission
Author :-
clara pereira
on
07 March 2013
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Answer :-
Their pet dog was infected
Author :-
anagha suresh
on
07 March 2013
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Answer :-
visceral leishmaniasis can be spread congenitally from asymptomatic mother to baby
Author :-
Niyaz Ahmad Buch
on
08 March 2013
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Answer :-
by blood transfusion
Author :-
Sarita Nanadakumar
on
08 March 2013
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Answer :-
blood transfusion
Author :-
rachana singh
on
08 March 2013
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Answer :-
Through blood transfusion
Author :-
Vijayankgca
on
09 March 2013
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Answer :-
trsn plasantal. or during parturation
Author :-
Dr midacash
on
09 March 2013
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Answer :-
from blood trasfusion
Author :-
HABIB PATHAN
on
11 March 2013
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Answer :-
congenital kala azar. Nearest differential is transfusion related which is unlikely here.
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