Infectious Endocarditis (Nicasio) Flashcards
VSPS + Natural Valve
Penn G --> 4wk or Penn G + Gentamycin --> 4/2wk or Vancomycin --> 2wk
VSPS + Artificial Valve
Penn G + Gentamycin –> 6/2wk
or
Vancomycin –> 4wk
VSPR + Natural Valve
Penn G + Gentamycin –> 4/2wk
or
Vancomycin –> 4wk
VSPR + Artificial Valve
Penn G + Gentamycin –> 6/6wk
or
Vancomycin –> 6wk
E. Faecium (Natural/Prosthetic)
Penn Susceptible
Ampicillin + Sulbactam –> 6wk
or
Vancomycin + Gentamycin –> 6wk
E. Faecium (Natural/Prosthetic)
Penn Resistant
Ampicillin + Sulbactam + Gentamycin –> 6wk
or
Vancomycin + Gentamycin –> 6wk
E. Faecium (Natural/Prosthetic) Vanco Resistant (MIC > 1.5mg/L)
Daptomycin + Gentamycin –> 6wk
or
Quinupristim/Dalfopristim + Gentamycin –> 6wk
MSSA/MSSE (Natural)
Nafcillin + Gentamycin –> 6wk/3-5d
or
Vancomycin –> 6wk
MRSA/MRSE (Natural)
Vancomycin –> 6wk
or
Daptomycin –> 6wk
MSSA/MSSE (Prosthetic)
Triple Therapy:
Nafcillin + Rifampin + Gentamycin (6wk/6wk/2wk)
MRSA/MRSE (Prosthetic)
Triple Therapy:
Vancomycin + Rifampin + Gentamycin (6wk/6wk/2wk)
When to use Ceftaroline?
-Salvage therapy for Vanco non-susceptible (MIC > 1mg/L) and dapto intolerant Staph aureus
Therapy Evaluation: Sx/Symptoms
Fever subside within 7d
Echocardiography should be performed
Therapy Evaluation: BCx
Blood Cultures
Negative after 1wk
Check again 1-2x 8wk post therapy
Endocarditis: High Risk Groups (4)
Prosthetic Heart Valves
Previous infective Endocarditis
Cardiac Transplant
Congenital Hearth Disease