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InfectIve endocardItIs


   MohaMed salIh azIz
defInItIon
 Life-thre te
           a ninginfe tio invo
                     c n      lvingthee o a ium
                                       nd c rd
  a thec rd cva s
   nd      a ia lve .
 Ma a oinvo s p l d fe ts
     y ls      lve e ta e c .
 Infe tivep fe dtob c ria
      c     re rre     a te l.
epIdeMIology
 10 0 0 c s sp r ye r in theUS
     -2 ,0 0 a e e a
 Ma :Fe a ra 1.7:1
      le m le tio
 Ne tre s
     w nd
    Me n a ew s3 in 19 6 no > 5 % o p tie a
        a g a 0             2 , w 0 f a nts re
     o r6
       ve 0
    De linein inc e eo rhe a fe r
        c         id nc f um tic ve
    Mo p s ticva s
         re ro the     lve
    Mo no o o ia c s s inje te d
         re s c m l a e ,        c d ruguse
    Mo s p
         re ta hylo o c l infe tio
                   cca        c n
epIdeMIology
 Mitra va a ne2 -4 %
       l lve lo 8 5
 Ao va a ne5 6 (b us idva in 2 % o
    rtic lve lo -3 % ic p lve  0 f
    a na va IE)
     ll tive lve
   Bo m l a a rticva s0 6
       th itra nd o      lve -3 %
   Tric p va 0 %
        us id lve -6
   P o va <1%
     ulm nic lve
   Rig a le s e 0 %
        ht nd ft id d -4
Classification
 Old :
    Sub c Ba te l End c rd
        a ute c ria   o a itis
       De th in 3 m nths
          a       -6 o
   Ac Ba te l End c rd
      ute c ria         o a itis
     De th in < 6w e
        a          e ks
 Ne :
     w
    NativeVa End c rd
             lve    o a itis
    P s ticVa End c rd
      ro the    lve    o a itis
pathogenesIs
 Alte tio o theva
      ra n f      lvula e o lia s c
                       r nd the l urfa e
  le d tod p s n o p te tsa fib
    a ing   e o itio f la le nd rin
 Ba te m w s e ingo no a te l
     c re ia ith e d    f n-b c ria
  thro b ticve e tio (NBTE)
      mo      g ta n
 Ad re ea g w furthe p te t a fib
     he nc nd ro th,       r la le nd rin
  dps n
   e o itio
 Exte io toa ja e s ture
       ns n   d c nt truc s
   P p ry m c , a rticva ringa s e s c nd tio
     a illa us le o      lve   b c s , o uc n
   s te
    ys m
pathogenesIs
 Lo p s ure(d w tre m s eo s tura le io
    w re s    o ns a ) id f truc l s n
    Atria s eo m l va (MR)
          l id f itra lve
    Ve ntric r s eo a rticva (AR, AS w R)
             ula id f o        lve         ith
    C ng nita a no a (MV p la s , b us idAV)
      o e l b rm lity             ro p e ic p
    Sc rringfro rhe a he rt d e s o s le s a a
        a        m um tic a is a e r c ro is s
     c ns q nc o a ing
      o e ue e f g
    P s ticva s
      ro the      lve
 Othe turb nc , hig
       r     ule e    h-ve c je
                          lo ity ts
    Ve ntric r s p l d fe t
             ula e ta e c
    Ste ticva
         no     lve
 Dire t m c nic l d m g fro c the rs p c m ke le d
      c e ha a a a e m a te , a e a r a s
pathogenesIs
 Tra ie b c re ia
      ns nt a te m
    Tra a tio o m o a s
        um tiza n f uc s l urfa ec lo dw
                                 c o nize ith
     b c ria(o l, GI)
      a te     ra
    Lo g d , c a d in 15 0m
       w ra e le re       -3 inute s
    Sus e tib
        c p ility toc m le e
                     o p m nt-m d te b c ria killing
                                e ia d a te l
 Le d to c nc p o p p
     a s o e t f ro hyla     xis
MIcrobIology
 Staphylococcus aureus (3 -4 %)
                           0 0
 Virid nsg ups p c c i (18
       a ro tre to o c          %)
 Ente c c i (11%)
      ro o c
 C a ula e g tives p
    o g s -ne a        ta hylo o c (11%)
                              c ci
 Streptococcus bovis (7%)
 Othe s p c c i (5
       r tre to o c %)
 No n-HAC Gra ne a s(2
            EK      m g tive %)
 HAC Org nis s(2
       EK      a m %)
 Fung (2
       i %)
 “ ulturene a ” -2 %)
   C          g tive (2 0
Streptococcus Viridans
 Ora o in
     l rig
 9 % c ra
   0 ure te
 3 % c m lic tio
   0 o p a ns
Strep. Gallolyticus (Bovis)
 GI le io
       s ns
 C c lo
    A o n
 c lo s o y o b riume m s uldb p rfo e
   o no c p r a       ne a ho  e e rm d
Strept. Pneumoniae
   Rare
   Typ a ha fulm nt c urs
       ic lly s     ina o e
   As o ia d ep riva
      s c te    e lvula a s e s
                          r bcs
   As o ia d ep ric rd
      s c te    e a itis
   Ao va typ a invo d
      rtic lve ic lly       lve
   H/O a o l a us
         lc ho b e
   C nc nt m ning in ~ 70
     o urre    e     itis      %
Group B strep ( agalactiae)
 Ris fa to ( DM, live fa
     k c rs           r ilure e c
                             , le tivea o n,
                                       b rtio
  c rc m , a o lis a d a us )
   a ino a lc ho m nd rug b e
 As o ia d w villo a e m o thec lo
     s c te ith    us d no a f  o n
 Mo lity is5 %
     rta     0
Enterococcus
   Affe tso e m n a r GU m nip tio
        c ld r e fte        a ula ns
   Affe ts yo e w m n a r o s Ma ula ns
        c     ung r o e fte b t. nip tio
   4 % no o vio und rlyinghe rt d e s .
     0       b us e          a is a e
   9 % d ve p ahe rt m ur.
     5 e lo        a urm
   P rip ra s m taa unc m o
     e he l tig a re o m n.
Staph aureus
 Fulm nt c urs .
      ina o e
 W es re d m ta ta infe tio e m c rd l
    id p a e s tic      c ns .g yo a ia
    a s es s p
     b c s e , urule p ric rd , va ringa s e s s a
                    nt e a itis lve          b c s e , nd
    p rip ra a s e s sin b in, kid ys s le n.
     e he l b c s e       ra      ne , p e
   4 % c nc o d a
     0 ha e f e th.
   1/3ne lo ic l m nife ta nse he ip g .
         uro g a a s tio .g m le ia
   Them s c m o c us tiveo a min d a d ts
          ot o mn a a           rg nis      rug d ic .
   Le ss ve in a d tstha no d ic .
       s e re d ic         n n-a d ts
   C a ula e– s p C m o in p s ticva
      o g s ve ta h. o m n           ro the     lve
    e o a itis
     nd c rd .
Gram –ve endocarditis
 E.gg m– b c ( HAC
       ra ve a illi       EK, e ro a te a ).
                               nte b c ric e
 Inc a e ris in d a d ts e e p s ticva s
     re s d k     rug d ic , ld rly, ro the  lve
  a c
   nd irrho .
           tic
 C isc m o
   HF o m n
 P g s isp o
   ro no is o r
 Mo lity ~ 8 %
     rta      0
Salmonella species
   Va lvula p rfo tio
            r e ra ns
   Atria thro b
         l    mi
   Myo a itis
         c rd
   p ric rd
     e a itis
Serrata marcescenses
 No d m inly in d a us rs
     te a          rug b e
 Typ a invo m l a a rticva
      ic lly    lve itra nd o   lve
 La e ve e tio a ne r to l o c io o theva
    rg      g ta n nd a ta c lus n f      lvular
  o e
   rific
 Ab e eo s nific nt und rlyingva
     s nc f ig   a      e        lvula d s tio
                                      r e truc n
Pseudomonas
   Druga d ts
            d ic
   Affe tsno a va s
        c      rm l lve
   Ma r e b licp no e
       jo m o        he m na
   Ina ility tos rilizeva s
       b         te       lve
   Ne lo icc m lic tio
       uro g o p a ns
   Ringa and nnula a s e s s
                     r b c se
   Sp nica s e s s
      le      b c se
   P g s iveC
     ro re s      HF
   As o ia d w theus o P nta c a
       s c te ith         e f e zo ine nd
    Trip le m
        le nna ine
Fungal endocarditis
 Inc a e ris in d a d ts im uno o ro is d b a
     re s d k     rug d ic , m c m m e , ro d
    s e truma io s C c the rs
     pc      ntib tic , V a te .
 C nd ap rp ilo isa c nd atro ic lisp d m tein
   a id a s s nd a id         p a re o ina
    inje tingd a us rs
        c     rug b e .
   C nd aa ic nsa a p rg
      a id lb a nd s e illusno ruga d ts
                                    n-d   d ic
   P o p g s d to
      o r ro no is ue
   La e b
       rg , ulky ve e tio , inva io o m c rd
                   g ta ns      s n f yo a ium
   W es re d s p e b li
       id p a e tic m o
   P o p ne tio o a
      o r e tra n f ntifung l a e into ve e tio
                              a g nts     g ta ns
   -veb o c
          lo d ulures
   Mo lity >8 % fo m ld a > 4 % fo ye s
        rta     0     r o s nd 0        r a ts
Q fever ( Coxiella burnetii)
   Mo t p tie ha und rlyinghe rt d e s .
        s a nts ve e             a is a e
   C nicp s nta n.
      hro    re e tio
   Exp s toa a a itsp d ts
        o ure nim ls nd       ro uc .
   H/O influe -likeillne s6 m nthsp vio ly.
              nza        s -12 o        re us
   m jo o c s so c in p s ticva s
      a rity f a e c ur     ro the    lve
   C m o a c a rticva
      o m nly ffe ts o      lve
   As o ia d w he a s le m g ly, thro b c p nia
       s c te ith p to p no e a           m o yto e ,
    hyp rg m a lo ule m a im unec m le
        e a m g b ne ia nd m             o p x
    g m rulo p
     lo e ne hritis .
Culture –ve endocarditis
 <5%
 Re e a m tra n o a io s
    c nt d inis tio f ntib tic .
 Slo g w e HAC
     w ro th .g      EK
 Fung l e o a itis
       a nd c rd .
 No ultura leintra e r m ro rg nis s(e
     n-c    b      c llula ic -o a m .g
  Ba ne s e ie , c m ia T. w p i).
    rto lla p c s hla yd ,     hip le
 Ma ntice o a itis
     ra    nd c rd .
characterIstIcs of causatIve organIsMs
 Ad re efa to c a fo g w in the
    he nc c rs ritic l r ro th
 ve e tio
   g ta n
   C n a he to d m g d va s(Sta h, Stre a
     a d re      a a e lve      p       p nd
    Ente c c i ha a he instha m d tea c e
        ro o c ve d s          t e ia tta hm nt)
   Sta h a he in b sfib
       p d s ind        rino e a fib ne tin
                            g n nd ro c
   Ba te trig e tis ue c r p d tio fro lo a
      c ria g r s -fa to ro uc n m c l
    m no yte a ind ep te t a g g tio s the
      o c s nd uc la le g re a n o
    o a m b c m e lo e in theve e tio
     rg nis s e o e nve p d          g ta n
   P te tio fro im unec a nc le d to la e
     ro c n m m            le ra e a s     rg
    num e o b c ria(10 -10 p r go tis ue
        b rs f a te      9  10
                                e   f s )
rIsk factors
 Struc l he rt d e s
        tura a is a e
    Rhe a , c ng nita a ing
         um tic o e l, g
    P s tiche rt va s
      ro the     a   lve
 Inje te d us
      c d rug e
 Inva ivep c d s(?
       s     ro e ure )
 Ind e
     w llingva c r d vic s
                s ula e e
 Othe infe tio w b c re ia(e . p um nia
       r    c n ith a te m .g ne o ,
  m ning )
   e    itis
 His ry o infe tivee o a itis
     to f      c     nd c rd
clInIcal ManIfestatIons
 Sym to s
     p m
   Fe r, s e ts c
      ve w a , hills
   Ano xia m la e w ig lo s
       re , a is , e ht s
 Signs
   Ane ia(no o hro ic no o ytic
       m     rm c m , rm c )
   Sp no e a
      le m g ly
   Mic s o iche a
       ro c p   m turia p te
                       , ro inuria
   Ne o c ng
      w r ha inghe rt m ur, C
                  a urm      HF
   Em o o im uno g d rm to g s ns
      b lic r m lo ic e a lo ic ig
   Hyp rg m a lo uline ia e va d ESR, C , RF
       e a mg b        m , le te        RP
cardIac pathologIc changes
 Ve e tio o va c s line
    g ta ns n lve lo ure s
 De truc n a p rfo tio o va le fle
    s tio nd e ra n f lve a t
 Ruptureo c rd ete ina , intra ntric r s p ,
          f ho a nd e          ve    ula e tum
  p p ry m c s
   a illa    us le
 Va ringa s e s
    lve       bcs
 Myo a ia a s e s
       c rd l b c s
 C nd tio a no a s
   o uc n b rm litie
S. Aureus mitral valve vegetation, anterior
leaflet
pathologIc changes
 Kid y
      ne
    Im unec m le g m rulo p
        m     o p x lo e ne hritis
    Em o w infa tio a s e s
        b li ith   rc n, b c s
 Ao m o a urys s
     rtic yc tic ne m
 C re ra e b lis
    e b l mo m
    Infa tio a s e s m o a urys s
         rc n, b c s , yc tic ne m
   P urule m ning isra
           nt e    itis  re
pathologIc changes
 Sp nice rg m nt, infa tio
    le    nla e e      rc n
 Se tico b ndp o ry e b lis
    p    r la ulm na m o m
 Skin
   P te hia
     e c e
   Os r no e : d
      le d s iffus infiltra o ne p , a
                  e        te f utro hils nd
    m no yte in thed rm l ve s lsw im unec m le
      o c s          e a s e ith m        o p x
    d p s n. Te e a e
     e o itio    nd r nd rythe a us
                              m to
   J ne a le io : s p e b li w b c ria
     a w y s ns e tic m o ith a te ,
    ne p a S.C he o g a ne ro is
      utro hils nd      m rrha e nd c s .
    Bla hinga no nd r. P lm a s le
       nc      nd n-te e a s nd o s
case defInItIon
   19 P lle r a P te d rf c ria
      77 e tie nd e rs o rite
   19 1 vo Re c ria
      8    n yn rite
   19 4Dukec ria
      9       rite
   2 0 Mo ifie Dukec ria
     00 d d          rite
ModIfIed duke crIterIa
 Ma r C ria
    jo rite
  P so itiveb o c
               lo d ulture w typ a o a m
                           s ith ic l rg nis s
   P rs te
      e is ntly p so itiveb o c
                           lo d ultures
   Evid nc o End c rd l invo m nt
          e e f       o a ia     lve e
     P s
       o itiveEc c rd g m
                 ho a io ra
          Os illa
             c tingintra a ia m s
                        c rd c a s
          Ab c s
             s es
          De c nc o p s ticva
             his e e f ro the   lve
      Ne Va
         w lvula re urg tio
                r g ita n
ModIfIed duke crIterIa
 Mino C ria
       r rite
   P d p s n (va
      re is o itio    lvula d e s o IDU)
                           r is a e r
   Fe r
       ve
   Va c r p no e (Arte l e b li, s p p
       s ula he m na          ria m o e tic ulm na
                                                 o ry
    infa ts intra ra l he o g , Os r, J ne a
        rc ,      c nia m rrha e le a w y)
   Im uno g p no e (GN, Os r, Ro s o ,
       m lo ic he m na               le  th p ts
    Rhe a idFa to
        um to      c r)
ModIfIed duke crIterIa
 De finiteIE
    P tho g c ria
      a lo ic rite
   C  linic l c ria
            a rite
       2Ma r C riaOR
            jo rite
       1 Ma r a 3m r C riaOR
            jo nd    ino rite
       5Mino C ria
              r rite
 P s ib IE
   o s le
       1 Ma r a 1 Mino OR
            jo nd      r
       3Mino r
 Re c dIE
    je te
blood cultures
 MULTIP BLOOD C
        LE      ULTURES BEFORE EMPIRIC
  THERAP    Y
 If no c a ill
       t ritic lly
   3b o c
      lo d ulture o r 12 4ho p rio
                 s ve -2    ur e d
   ?De y the p until d g s c nfirm d
       la    ra y      ia no is o  e
 If c a ill
      ritic lly
    3b o c
         lo d ulture o r o ho
                    s ve ne ur
 No m retha 2fro s m ve unc
         o      n     m a e nip ture
 Re tive c ns nt b c re ia
     la ly o ta a te m
“culture negatIve” Ie
 Le sc m o w im ro db o c
     s o m n ith p ve lo d ulturem tho s     e d
 Sp c l m d re uire
     e ia e ia q d
    Bruc lla Myc p s a C m ia His p s a
         e ,      o la m , hla yd ,    to la m ,
     Le io lla Ba ne
       g ne , rto lla
 Lo e inc a n m y b re uire
     ng r ub tio a e q d
    HAC EK
 Coxiella burnetii (Q Fe r), Trophyrema whipplei w
                         ve                        ill
 no g win c ll-fre m d
   t ro    e      e e ia
hacek
 Haemophilus aphrophilus, H. paraphrophilus,
    parainfluenzae
   Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans
   Cardiobacterium hominis
   Eikenella corrodens
   Kingella kingae
other MIcrobIologIc Methods
P R
  C
   Coxiella burnetii
   Tropheryma whipplei
   Bartonella henselae
 Se lo y
    ro g
   Coxiella burnetii
   Bartonella
   Brucella
   Legionella
   Chlamydophila psittaci
echocardIography
 Tra tho c
     ns ra ic
    Re tive lo s ns
       la ly w e itivity
    Go d s e ific
       o p c ity
 Tra e o ha e l
     ns s p g a
    De c n o va ringa s e s(8
       te tio f lve    b c s 7% vs 2 % s ns
                                  . 8 e itivity for
     TTE)
    De c n o p s ticva IE
       te tio f ro the   lve
When to go to tee fIrst?
 Lim dtho c w o s= TTE lo s ns
       ite   ra ic ind w       w e itivity
 P s ticva s
   ro the     lve
 P r va
   rio lvula a no a
              r b rm lity
 S. aureus b c re iaa s p c dIE
             a te m nd us e te
 Ba te m w o a m like toc us IE
     c re ia ith rg nis s ly    a e
= hig p r p b b
      h rio ro a ility o IE
                        f
other tests
 Ele tro a io ra
      c c rd g m
    C nd tio d la
       o uc n e ys
    Is he iao infa tio
       c m r         rc n
 C s X-ra
    he t     y
    Se tice b li in rig id d IE
       p mo             ht-s e
    Va c lc a n
        lve a ific tio
   C  HF
treatMent of Ie
 Na tivevs P s ticVa
           . ro the     lve
 Ba te id l the p isne e s ry
     c ric a ra y        c sa
 Era ic tio o b c riain theve e tio
      d a n f a te            g ta n
    Ma b m ta o a ina tive(s tio ry p s )
        y e e b lic lly c      ta na ha e
    Ma ne d hig r c nc ntra nso a
        y e     he o e tio f ntim ro ia a e
                                     ic b l g nts
antIMIcrobIal therapy
 Mo t p tie a a b in 3 d ys
      s a nts re fe rile    -5 a
 Lo d tio o the p (4 w e o m re
     ng ura n f ra y -6 e ks r o )
 C m ina n the p m s im o nt fo
    o b tio        ra y o t p rta r
    Sho r c urs re im ns
        rte o e g e
    Ente c c a e o a itis
         ro o c l nd c rd
    P s ticva infe tio
      ro the     lve   c ns
natIve valve Ie
 Virid nsStre to o c a S. bovis
         a      p c c i nd
    Aq o P nic
         ue us e illin G 12 0m n units a c ntinuo ly
                            -2 illio      /d y o    us
     o d e q o q fo 4w e
      r ivid d 4 r 6 r        e ks
    If inte e ia s c p ility to p nic
            rm d te us e tib       e illin, a ue us
                                             q o
     p nic
      e illin G 2 m n unitso c ftria ne2gq 4
                  4 illio        r e xo          2
   P  LUS a ino lyc s efo thefirs 2w e
             m g o id r             t  e ks
natIve valve Ie
 Am g o id sfo s rg
      ino lyc s e r yne y
    Lo c nc ntra nsa a e ua (1-3m g l)
        w o e tio re d q te          c /m
    Ge m in 3m /kgd
        nta ic     g    ivid dq o q
                            e 12 r 8
    Littled tafo q 4d s
            a    r 2 o ing
natIve valve Ie
 Ente c c i, a p illin s ns
       ro o c m ic        e itive
    Hig ra so fa
         h te f ilure
    β-la ta sa b c rio ta , m t c m inew
         c m re a te s tic us o b         ith
     a ino lyc s efo o tim l the p
      m g o id r p a ra y
    Hig h-le l g nta ic re is nc o c in 3 %
             ve e m in s ta e c urs       5
       Hig o ea p illin fo 8 w e
           h-d s m ic      r -12 e ks
 Ente c c i, a p illin re is nt
       ro o c m ic        s ta
    Va o yc p g nta ic
        nc m in lus e m in
 Ente c c i, va o yc re is nt
       ro o c nc m in s ta
    Line lid o d p m in
         zo    r a to yc
    P nic
      e illin + va o yc + g nta ic ?
                  nc m in e m in
natIve valve Ie
 S. aureus
    P nic
      e illina e s ta s m ynthe p nic
                s -re is nt e i-s    tic e illin
     (o c
       xa illin o na illin) 1.5 gIV q o c p lo p rin
                 r fc          -2    4 r e ha s o
     (c fa lin 1-2gIV q ) fo 4 w e
       e zo                8 r -6 e ks
    Am g o id s rg ticb d e no a c s
         ino lyc s e yne is ut o s t ffe t urviva    l,
     no re o m nd d
       t cm e e
    Sho c urs in rig id d IE
         rt o e         ht-s e
       2w e o s m ynthe p nic
          e ks f e i-s  tic e illin a a ino lyc s e
                                     nd m g o id
natIve valve Ie
 Me illin-re is nt S. aureus
    thic     s ta
   Va o yc isb c rio ta
       nc m in a te s tic
   Va o yc p a ino lyc s eo rifa p
       nc m in lus m g o id r    m in
   Da to yc
       p m in
   Line lid
        zo
natIve valve Ie
 HAC   EK
    C ftria ne2gIV q 2 x 4 w e
      e xo               4 -6 e ks
 Fung l
       a
    Am ho ric
         p te in
    Fluc na le
         o zo
    Cso
      a p fung littled ta
               in,     a
    Surg ry us lly ne e s ry 1-2w e into tre tm nt
          e    ua     c sa        e ks       a e
natIve valve Ie
 Ind a nsfo s e
      ic tio     r urg ry
    Re c ry C
        fra to    HF
    Mo tha o s te ice b lice nt
         re n ne ys m m o ve
    Unc ntro d infe tio
          o lle        c n
    P io g a s nific nt va
       hys lo ic lly ig    a    lvula d func n
                                     r ys    tio
    Ine c
         ffe tiveantim ro ia the p (e . fung l)
                      ic b l ra y .g        a
    Lo a s p tivec m lic tio
        c l up ura      o p a ns
    Myc tica urys
           o ne m
prosthetIc valve Ie
 Sta hylo o c m s c m o
     p    c ci ot o mn
    C a ula ene a
      o g s g tives pta hylo o c
                            cci
 Ente c c us
      ro o c
 Nutrito lly va nt s p c c i
         na     ria tre to o c
 Fung i
prosthetIc valve Ie
 Ris isg a s in thefirs 3m nthsa firs ye r (e rly
     k   re te t        t  o     nd t a a
 P IE)
  V
   C a ula e g tives p
     o g s -ne a     ta hylo o c in e rly e o a itis S.
                            cci      a     nd c rd ,
    aureus
   La -o e m res ila to na
       te ns t o im r      tiveva d e s in
                                 lve is a e
    m ro io g b m rec a ula e g tives p
      ic b lo y ut o o g s -ne a        ta hylo o c
                                               c c i.
    Va ise o lia d
       lve nd the lize
prosthetIc valve Ie
 TEE s uldb us d firs
         ho    e e      t
 Sta hylo o c
     p     cci
    Va o yc o o c
        nc m in r xa illin p rifa p in fo a le s s
                            lus m ic     r t a t ix
     w e , g nta ic fo thefirs tw w e (3m /kgq 4
       e ks e m in r           t o e ks     g    2)
    Rifa p in s rte a le s 2d ysa r 2o r a e to
         m ic ta d t a t a fte          the g nts
     a idre is nc
      vo    s ta e
prophylaxIs of Ie
 Unc rta
      e inty a c ntro rs
               nd o ve y
 No ra o ize tria
       nd m d ls
 Ind c e e e(unc ntro dc
     ire t vid nc   o lle linic l s rie , c s -
                               a e s ae
  c ntro s ie )
   o l tud s
 De is n a lys
    c io na is
clInIcal case
   4 yrsm n ESRD, C d ve Re l Tra p nt 2 0
     3      a         a a ric na     ns la 0 4
   Re urre UTIs p c m nt o ne hro to y tub
      c nt       , la e e f p s m          e
   Fe rs c , a re m nta s tus s p iss ro e
      ve , hills lte d e l ta , e s ynd m
   Bra yc rd to3 a inc a e P
       d a ia     5 nd re s d R
 Urinew MRSA, 4 b o c
          ith        /4 lo d ulture w MRSA
                                   s ith
 Initia TTE: EF 3 -4 %, thic ne AV w m d ra AS,
        l         5 5        ke d      ith o e te
 thic ne o c lc dMV m MR
     ke d r a ifie   ild
   “ m a d w la t p vio e ho the isno s nific nt c ng .
    Co p re ith s re us c , re          ig    a ha e
    In thep s nc o va
           re e e f lvula thic ning c nno ruleo e o a itis
                         r    ke   , a t       ut nd c rd .
 Ne d y TEE
    xt a
   thic ne AV, m to m d ra AS, no AR. 2ve e tio ~1 c
        ke d     ild  o e te              g ta ns    m
    o ve
     n ntric r s e
               ula id
   Ma d thic ne MV, la em b ve e tio >4 mo a l
        rke ly    ke d    rg o ile g ta n c n tria
    s ea rio le fle p s ib s c nd ve e tio o p s rio le fle
     id nte r a t, o s le e o       g ta n n o te r a t,
    m MR
      ild
 Re l a g ft re o dthefo w d y w a s e s
    na llo ra m ve       llo ing a ith b c s
 Re la e e o AV a MV a re e tio o le
    p c m nt f    nd     nd s c n f ft
 ventric r a s e sc vity tw d ysla r
        ula b c s a        o a    te

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Infective Endocarditis

  • 1. InfectIve endocardItIs MohaMed salIh azIz
  • 2. defInItIon  Life-thre te a ninginfe tio invo c n lvingthee o a ium nd c rd a thec rd cva s nd a ia lve .  Ma a oinvo s p l d fe ts y ls lve e ta e c .  Infe tivep fe dtob c ria c re rre a te l.
  • 3.
  • 4. epIdeMIology  10 0 0 c s sp r ye r in theUS -2 ,0 0 a e e a  Ma :Fe a ra 1.7:1 le m le tio  Ne tre s w nd  Me n a ew s3 in 19 6 no > 5 % o p tie a a g a 0 2 , w 0 f a nts re o r6 ve 0  De linein inc e eo rhe a fe r c id nc f um tic ve  Mo p s ticva s re ro the lve  Mo no o o ia c s s inje te d re s c m l a e , c d ruguse  Mo s p re ta hylo o c l infe tio cca c n
  • 5. epIdeMIology  Mitra va a ne2 -4 % l lve lo 8 5  Ao va a ne5 6 (b us idva in 2 % o rtic lve lo -3 % ic p lve 0 f a na va IE) ll tive lve  Bo m l a a rticva s0 6 th itra nd o lve -3 %  Tric p va 0 % us id lve -6  P o va <1% ulm nic lve  Rig a le s e 0 % ht nd ft id d -4
  • 6. Classification  Old :  Sub c Ba te l End c rd a ute c ria o a itis  De th in 3 m nths a -6 o  Ac Ba te l End c rd ute c ria o a itis  De th in < 6w e a e ks  Ne : w  NativeVa End c rd lve o a itis  P s ticVa End c rd ro the lve o a itis
  • 7. pathogenesIs  Alte tio o theva ra n f lvula e o lia s c r nd the l urfa e le d tod p s n o p te tsa fib a ing e o itio f la le nd rin  Ba te m w s e ingo no a te l c re ia ith e d f n-b c ria thro b ticve e tio (NBTE) mo g ta n  Ad re ea g w furthe p te t a fib he nc nd ro th, r la le nd rin dps n e o itio  Exte io toa ja e s ture ns n d c nt truc s  P p ry m c , a rticva ringa s e s c nd tio a illa us le o lve b c s , o uc n s te ys m
  • 8. pathogenesIs  Lo p s ure(d w tre m s eo s tura le io w re s o ns a ) id f truc l s n  Atria s eo m l va (MR) l id f itra lve  Ve ntric r s eo a rticva (AR, AS w R) ula id f o lve ith  C ng nita a no a (MV p la s , b us idAV) o e l b rm lity ro p e ic p  Sc rringfro rhe a he rt d e s o s le s a a a m um tic a is a e r c ro is s c ns q nc o a ing o e ue e f g  P s ticva s ro the lve  Othe turb nc , hig r ule e h-ve c je lo ity ts  Ve ntric r s p l d fe t ula e ta e c  Ste ticva no lve  Dire t m c nic l d m g fro c the rs p c m ke le d c e ha a a a e m a te , a e a r a s
  • 9. pathogenesIs  Tra ie b c re ia ns nt a te m  Tra a tio o m o a s um tiza n f uc s l urfa ec lo dw c o nize ith b c ria(o l, GI) a te ra  Lo g d , c a d in 15 0m w ra e le re -3 inute s  Sus e tib c p ility toc m le e o p m nt-m d te b c ria killing e ia d a te l  Le d to c nc p o p p a s o e t f ro hyla xis
  • 10.
  • 11. MIcrobIology  Staphylococcus aureus (3 -4 %) 0 0  Virid nsg ups p c c i (18 a ro tre to o c %)  Ente c c i (11%) ro o c  C a ula e g tives p o g s -ne a ta hylo o c (11%) c ci  Streptococcus bovis (7%)  Othe s p c c i (5 r tre to o c %)  No n-HAC Gra ne a s(2 EK m g tive %)  HAC Org nis s(2 EK a m %)  Fung (2 i %)  “ ulturene a ” -2 %) C g tive (2 0
  • 12. Streptococcus Viridans  Ora o in l rig  9 % c ra 0 ure te  3 % c m lic tio 0 o p a ns
  • 13. Strep. Gallolyticus (Bovis)  GI le io s ns  C c lo A o n  c lo s o y o b riume m s uldb p rfo e o no c p r a ne a ho e e rm d
  • 14. Strept. Pneumoniae  Rare  Typ a ha fulm nt c urs ic lly s ina o e  As o ia d ep riva s c te e lvula a s e s r bcs  As o ia d ep ric rd s c te e a itis  Ao va typ a invo d rtic lve ic lly lve  H/O a o l a us lc ho b e  C nc nt m ning in ~ 70 o urre e itis %
  • 15. Group B strep ( agalactiae)  Ris fa to ( DM, live fa k c rs r ilure e c , le tivea o n, b rtio c rc m , a o lis a d a us ) a ino a lc ho m nd rug b e  As o ia d w villo a e m o thec lo s c te ith us d no a f o n  Mo lity is5 % rta 0
  • 16. Enterococcus  Affe tso e m n a r GU m nip tio c ld r e fte a ula ns  Affe ts yo e w m n a r o s Ma ula ns c ung r o e fte b t. nip tio  4 % no o vio und rlyinghe rt d e s . 0 b us e a is a e  9 % d ve p ahe rt m ur. 5 e lo a urm  P rip ra s m taa unc m o e he l tig a re o m n.
  • 17. Staph aureus  Fulm nt c urs . ina o e  W es re d m ta ta infe tio e m c rd l id p a e s tic c ns .g yo a ia a s es s p b c s e , urule p ric rd , va ringa s e s s a nt e a itis lve b c s e , nd p rip ra a s e s sin b in, kid ys s le n. e he l b c s e ra ne , p e  4 % c nc o d a 0 ha e f e th.  1/3ne lo ic l m nife ta nse he ip g . uro g a a s tio .g m le ia  Them s c m o c us tiveo a min d a d ts ot o mn a a rg nis rug d ic .  Le ss ve in a d tstha no d ic . s e re d ic n n-a d ts  C a ula e– s p C m o in p s ticva o g s ve ta h. o m n ro the lve e o a itis nd c rd .
  • 18. Gram –ve endocarditis  E.gg m– b c ( HAC ra ve a illi EK, e ro a te a ). nte b c ric e  Inc a e ris in d a d ts e e p s ticva s re s d k rug d ic , ld rly, ro the lve a c nd irrho . tic  C isc m o HF o m n  P g s isp o ro no is o r  Mo lity ~ 8 % rta 0
  • 19. Salmonella species  Va lvula p rfo tio r e ra ns  Atria thro b l mi  Myo a itis c rd  p ric rd e a itis
  • 20. Serrata marcescenses  No d m inly in d a us rs te a rug b e  Typ a invo m l a a rticva ic lly lve itra nd o lve  La e ve e tio a ne r to l o c io o theva rg g ta n nd a ta c lus n f lvular o e rific  Ab e eo s nific nt und rlyingva s nc f ig a e lvula d s tio r e truc n
  • 21. Pseudomonas  Druga d ts d ic  Affe tsno a va s c rm l lve  Ma r e b licp no e jo m o he m na  Ina ility tos rilizeva s b te lve  Ne lo icc m lic tio uro g o p a ns  Ringa and nnula a s e s s r b c se  Sp nica s e s s le b c se  P g s iveC ro re s HF  As o ia d w theus o P nta c a s c te ith e f e zo ine nd Trip le m le nna ine
  • 22. Fungal endocarditis  Inc a e ris in d a d ts im uno o ro is d b a re s d k rug d ic , m c m m e , ro d s e truma io s C c the rs pc ntib tic , V a te .  C nd ap rp ilo isa c nd atro ic lisp d m tein a id a s s nd a id p a re o ina inje tingd a us rs c rug b e .  C nd aa ic nsa a p rg a id lb a nd s e illusno ruga d ts n-d d ic  P o p g s d to o r ro no is ue  La e b rg , ulky ve e tio , inva io o m c rd g ta ns s n f yo a ium  W es re d s p e b li id p a e tic m o  P o p ne tio o a o r e tra n f ntifung l a e into ve e tio a g nts g ta ns  -veb o c lo d ulures  Mo lity >8 % fo m ld a > 4 % fo ye s rta 0 r o s nd 0 r a ts
  • 23. Q fever ( Coxiella burnetii)  Mo t p tie ha und rlyinghe rt d e s . s a nts ve e a is a e  C nicp s nta n. hro re e tio  Exp s toa a a itsp d ts o ure nim ls nd ro uc .  H/O influe -likeillne s6 m nthsp vio ly. nza s -12 o re us  m jo o c s so c in p s ticva s a rity f a e c ur ro the lve  C m o a c a rticva o m nly ffe ts o lve  As o ia d w he a s le m g ly, thro b c p nia s c te ith p to p no e a m o yto e , hyp rg m a lo ule m a im unec m le e a m g b ne ia nd m o p x g m rulo p lo e ne hritis .
  • 24. Culture –ve endocarditis  <5%  Re e a m tra n o a io s c nt d inis tio f ntib tic .  Slo g w e HAC w ro th .g EK  Fung l e o a itis a nd c rd .  No ultura leintra e r m ro rg nis s(e n-c b c llula ic -o a m .g Ba ne s e ie , c m ia T. w p i). rto lla p c s hla yd , hip le  Ma ntice o a itis ra nd c rd .
  • 25. characterIstIcs of causatIve organIsMs  Ad re efa to c a fo g w in the he nc c rs ritic l r ro th ve e tio g ta n  C n a he to d m g d va s(Sta h, Stre a a d re a a e lve p p nd Ente c c i ha a he instha m d tea c e ro o c ve d s t e ia tta hm nt)  Sta h a he in b sfib p d s ind rino e a fib ne tin g n nd ro c  Ba te trig e tis ue c r p d tio fro lo a c ria g r s -fa to ro uc n m c l m no yte a ind ep te t a g g tio s the o c s nd uc la le g re a n o o a m b c m e lo e in theve e tio rg nis s e o e nve p d g ta n  P te tio fro im unec a nc le d to la e ro c n m m le ra e a s rg num e o b c ria(10 -10 p r go tis ue b rs f a te 9 10 e f s )
  • 26. rIsk factors  Struc l he rt d e s tura a is a e  Rhe a , c ng nita a ing um tic o e l, g  P s tiche rt va s ro the a lve  Inje te d us c d rug e  Inva ivep c d s(? s ro e ure )  Ind e w llingva c r d vic s s ula e e  Othe infe tio w b c re ia(e . p um nia r c n ith a te m .g ne o , m ning ) e itis  His ry o infe tivee o a itis to f c nd c rd
  • 27. clInIcal ManIfestatIons  Sym to s p m  Fe r, s e ts c ve w a , hills  Ano xia m la e w ig lo s re , a is , e ht s  Signs  Ane ia(no o hro ic no o ytic m rm c m , rm c )  Sp no e a le m g ly  Mic s o iche a ro c p m turia p te , ro inuria  Ne o c ng w r ha inghe rt m ur, C a urm HF  Em o o im uno g d rm to g s ns b lic r m lo ic e a lo ic ig  Hyp rg m a lo uline ia e va d ESR, C , RF e a mg b m , le te RP
  • 28.
  • 29. cardIac pathologIc changes  Ve e tio o va c s line g ta ns n lve lo ure s  De truc n a p rfo tio o va le fle s tio nd e ra n f lve a t  Ruptureo c rd ete ina , intra ntric r s p , f ho a nd e ve ula e tum p p ry m c s a illa us le  Va ringa s e s lve bcs  Myo a ia a s e s c rd l b c s  C nd tio a no a s o uc n b rm litie
  • 30. S. Aureus mitral valve vegetation, anterior leaflet
  • 31.
  • 32.
  • 33. pathologIc changes  Kid y ne  Im unec m le g m rulo p m o p x lo e ne hritis  Em o w infa tio a s e s b li ith rc n, b c s  Ao m o a urys s rtic yc tic ne m  C re ra e b lis e b l mo m  Infa tio a s e s m o a urys s rc n, b c s , yc tic ne m P urule m ning isra nt e itis re
  • 34. pathologIc changes  Sp nice rg m nt, infa tio le nla e e rc n  Se tico b ndp o ry e b lis p r la ulm na m o m  Skin  P te hia e c e  Os r no e : d le d s iffus infiltra o ne p , a e te f utro hils nd m no yte in thed rm l ve s lsw im unec m le o c s e a s e ith m o p x d p s n. Te e a e e o itio nd r nd rythe a us m to  J ne a le io : s p e b li w b c ria a w y s ns e tic m o ith a te , ne p a S.C he o g a ne ro is utro hils nd m rrha e nd c s . Bla hinga no nd r. P lm a s le nc nd n-te e a s nd o s
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  • 39. case defInItIon  19 P lle r a P te d rf c ria 77 e tie nd e rs o rite  19 1 vo Re c ria 8 n yn rite  19 4Dukec ria 9 rite  2 0 Mo ifie Dukec ria 00 d d rite
  • 40. ModIfIed duke crIterIa  Ma r C ria jo rite P so itiveb o c lo d ulture w typ a o a m s ith ic l rg nis s  P rs te e is ntly p so itiveb o c lo d ultures  Evid nc o End c rd l invo m nt e e f o a ia lve e  P s o itiveEc c rd g m ho a io ra  Os illa c tingintra a ia m s c rd c a s  Ab c s s es  De c nc o p s ticva his e e f ro the lve  Ne Va w lvula re urg tio r g ita n
  • 41. ModIfIed duke crIterIa  Mino C ria r rite  P d p s n (va re is o itio lvula d e s o IDU) r is a e r  Fe r ve  Va c r p no e (Arte l e b li, s p p s ula he m na ria m o e tic ulm na o ry infa ts intra ra l he o g , Os r, J ne a rc , c nia m rrha e le a w y)  Im uno g p no e (GN, Os r, Ro s o , m lo ic he m na le th p ts Rhe a idFa to um to c r)
  • 42. ModIfIed duke crIterIa  De finiteIE  P tho g c ria a lo ic rite C linic l c ria a rite  2Ma r C riaOR jo rite  1 Ma r a 3m r C riaOR jo nd ino rite  5Mino C ria r rite  P s ib IE o s le  1 Ma r a 1 Mino OR jo nd r  3Mino r  Re c dIE je te
  • 43.
  • 44. blood cultures  MULTIP BLOOD C LE ULTURES BEFORE EMPIRIC THERAP Y  If no c a ill t ritic lly  3b o c lo d ulture o r 12 4ho p rio s ve -2 ur e d  ?De y the p until d g s c nfirm d la ra y ia no is o e  If c a ill ritic lly  3b o c lo d ulture o r o ho s ve ne ur  No m retha 2fro s m ve unc o n m a e nip ture  Re tive c ns nt b c re ia la ly o ta a te m
  • 45. “culture negatIve” Ie  Le sc m o w im ro db o c s o m n ith p ve lo d ulturem tho s e d  Sp c l m d re uire e ia e ia q d  Bruc lla Myc p s a C m ia His p s a e , o la m , hla yd , to la m , Le io lla Ba ne g ne , rto lla  Lo e inc a n m y b re uire ng r ub tio a e q d  HAC EK  Coxiella burnetii (Q Fe r), Trophyrema whipplei w ve ill no g win c ll-fre m d t ro e e e ia
  • 46. hacek  Haemophilus aphrophilus, H. paraphrophilus, parainfluenzae  Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans  Cardiobacterium hominis  Eikenella corrodens  Kingella kingae
  • 47. other MIcrobIologIc Methods P R C  Coxiella burnetii  Tropheryma whipplei  Bartonella henselae  Se lo y ro g  Coxiella burnetii  Bartonella  Brucella  Legionella  Chlamydophila psittaci
  • 48. echocardIography  Tra tho c ns ra ic  Re tive lo s ns la ly w e itivity  Go d s e ific o p c ity  Tra e o ha e l ns s p g a  De c n o va ringa s e s(8 te tio f lve b c s 7% vs 2 % s ns . 8 e itivity for TTE)  De c n o p s ticva IE te tio f ro the lve
  • 49. When to go to tee fIrst?  Lim dtho c w o s= TTE lo s ns ite ra ic ind w w e itivity  P s ticva s ro the lve  P r va rio lvula a no a r b rm lity  S. aureus b c re iaa s p c dIE a te m nd us e te  Ba te m w o a m like toc us IE c re ia ith rg nis s ly a e = hig p r p b b h rio ro a ility o IE f
  • 50. other tests  Ele tro a io ra c c rd g m  C nd tio d la o uc n e ys  Is he iao infa tio c m r rc n  C s X-ra he t y  Se tice b li in rig id d IE p mo ht-s e  Va c lc a n lve a ific tio C HF
  • 51. treatMent of Ie  Na tivevs P s ticVa . ro the lve  Ba te id l the p isne e s ry c ric a ra y c sa  Era ic tio o b c riain theve e tio d a n f a te g ta n  Ma b m ta o a ina tive(s tio ry p s ) y e e b lic lly c ta na ha e  Ma ne d hig r c nc ntra nso a y e he o e tio f ntim ro ia a e ic b l g nts
  • 52. antIMIcrobIal therapy  Mo t p tie a a b in 3 d ys s a nts re fe rile -5 a  Lo d tio o the p (4 w e o m re ng ura n f ra y -6 e ks r o )  C m ina n the p m s im o nt fo o b tio ra y o t p rta r  Sho r c urs re im ns rte o e g e  Ente c c a e o a itis ro o c l nd c rd  P s ticva infe tio ro the lve c ns
  • 53. natIve valve Ie  Virid nsStre to o c a S. bovis a p c c i nd  Aq o P nic ue us e illin G 12 0m n units a c ntinuo ly -2 illio /d y o us o d e q o q fo 4w e r ivid d 4 r 6 r e ks  If inte e ia s c p ility to p nic rm d te us e tib e illin, a ue us q o p nic e illin G 2 m n unitso c ftria ne2gq 4 4 illio r e xo 2 P LUS a ino lyc s efo thefirs 2w e m g o id r t e ks
  • 54. natIve valve Ie  Am g o id sfo s rg ino lyc s e r yne y  Lo c nc ntra nsa a e ua (1-3m g l) w o e tio re d q te c /m  Ge m in 3m /kgd nta ic g ivid dq o q e 12 r 8  Littled tafo q 4d s a r 2 o ing
  • 55. natIve valve Ie  Ente c c i, a p illin s ns ro o c m ic e itive  Hig ra so fa h te f ilure  β-la ta sa b c rio ta , m t c m inew c m re a te s tic us o b ith a ino lyc s efo o tim l the p m g o id r p a ra y  Hig h-le l g nta ic re is nc o c in 3 % ve e m in s ta e c urs 5  Hig o ea p illin fo 8 w e h-d s m ic r -12 e ks  Ente c c i, a p illin re is nt ro o c m ic s ta  Va o yc p g nta ic nc m in lus e m in  Ente c c i, va o yc re is nt ro o c nc m in s ta  Line lid o d p m in zo r a to yc  P nic e illin + va o yc + g nta ic ? nc m in e m in
  • 56. natIve valve Ie  S. aureus  P nic e illina e s ta s m ynthe p nic s -re is nt e i-s tic e illin (o c xa illin o na illin) 1.5 gIV q o c p lo p rin r fc -2 4 r e ha s o (c fa lin 1-2gIV q ) fo 4 w e e zo 8 r -6 e ks  Am g o id s rg ticb d e no a c s ino lyc s e yne is ut o s t ffe t urviva l, no re o m nd d t cm e e  Sho c urs in rig id d IE rt o e ht-s e  2w e o s m ynthe p nic e ks f e i-s tic e illin a a ino lyc s e nd m g o id
  • 57. natIve valve Ie  Me illin-re is nt S. aureus thic s ta  Va o yc isb c rio ta nc m in a te s tic  Va o yc p a ino lyc s eo rifa p nc m in lus m g o id r m in  Da to yc p m in  Line lid zo
  • 58. natIve valve Ie  HAC EK  C ftria ne2gIV q 2 x 4 w e e xo 4 -6 e ks  Fung l a  Am ho ric p te in  Fluc na le o zo  Cso a p fung littled ta in, a  Surg ry us lly ne e s ry 1-2w e into tre tm nt e ua c sa e ks a e
  • 59. natIve valve Ie  Ind a nsfo s e ic tio r urg ry  Re c ry C fra to HF  Mo tha o s te ice b lice nt re n ne ys m m o ve  Unc ntro d infe tio o lle c n  P io g a s nific nt va hys lo ic lly ig a lvula d func n r ys tio  Ine c ffe tiveantim ro ia the p (e . fung l) ic b l ra y .g a  Lo a s p tivec m lic tio c l up ura o p a ns  Myc tica urys o ne m
  • 60. prosthetIc valve Ie  Sta hylo o c m s c m o p c ci ot o mn  C a ula ene a o g s g tives pta hylo o c cci  Ente c c us ro o c  Nutrito lly va nt s p c c i na ria tre to o c  Fung i
  • 61. prosthetIc valve Ie  Ris isg a s in thefirs 3m nthsa firs ye r (e rly k re te t t o nd t a a P IE) V  C a ula e g tives p o g s -ne a ta hylo o c in e rly e o a itis S. cci a nd c rd , aureus  La -o e m res ila to na te ns t o im r tiveva d e s in lve is a e m ro io g b m rec a ula e g tives p ic b lo y ut o o g s -ne a ta hylo o c c c i. Va ise o lia d lve nd the lize
  • 62. prosthetIc valve Ie  TEE s uldb us d firs ho e e t  Sta hylo o c p cci  Va o yc o o c nc m in r xa illin p rifa p in fo a le s s lus m ic r t a t ix w e , g nta ic fo thefirs tw w e (3m /kgq 4 e ks e m in r t o e ks g 2)  Rifa p in s rte a le s 2d ysa r 2o r a e to m ic ta d t a t a fte the g nts a idre is nc vo s ta e
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  • 65. prophylaxIs of Ie  Unc rta e inty a c ntro rs nd o ve y  No ra o ize tria nd m d ls  Ind c e e e(unc ntro dc ire t vid nc o lle linic l s rie , c s - a e s ae c ntro s ie ) o l tud s  De is n a lys c io na is
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  • 70. clInIcal case  4 yrsm n ESRD, C d ve Re l Tra p nt 2 0 3 a a a ric na ns la 0 4  Re urre UTIs p c m nt o ne hro to y tub c nt , la e e f p s m e  Fe rs c , a re m nta s tus s p iss ro e ve , hills lte d e l ta , e s ynd m  Bra yc rd to3 a inc a e P d a ia 5 nd re s d R
  • 71.  Urinew MRSA, 4 b o c ith /4 lo d ulture w MRSA s ith  Initia TTE: EF 3 -4 %, thic ne AV w m d ra AS, l 5 5 ke d ith o e te thic ne o c lc dMV m MR ke d r a ifie ild  “ m a d w la t p vio e ho the isno s nific nt c ng . Co p re ith s re us c , re ig a ha e In thep s nc o va re e e f lvula thic ning c nno ruleo e o a itis r ke , a t ut nd c rd .  Ne d y TEE xt a  thic ne AV, m to m d ra AS, no AR. 2ve e tio ~1 c ke d ild o e te g ta ns m o ve n ntric r s e ula id  Ma d thic ne MV, la em b ve e tio >4 mo a l rke ly ke d rg o ile g ta n c n tria s ea rio le fle p s ib s c nd ve e tio o p s rio le fle id nte r a t, o s le e o g ta n n o te r a t, m MR ild
  • 72.  Re l a g ft re o dthefo w d y w a s e s na llo ra m ve llo ing a ith b c s  Re la e e o AV a MV a re e tio o le p c m nt f nd nd s c n f ft ventric r a s e sc vity tw d ysla r ula b c s a o a te