Opportunistic Mycosis Aspergilosis Flashcards

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follows particularly heavy and repeated exposure to larger number of spores

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Allergic alveolitis

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causes allergic alveolitis, who handle barley on which A.claveushas sporulatedduring malting process

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Malsters lung

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colonized pre-exiting cavities to form a mass of mycelium, as “fungus ball” on X-ray

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Aspergilloma

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infection can spread to the orbit of the eye and to the brain, common in Sudan

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Para nasal asoergilloma

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Allergic Bronchopulmonary Disease –Spore Inhalation-Asthma or Other allergic symptoms –Atopic Persons –Elevated IgE , Eosinophilia

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Hypersensitivity aspergillosis or pneumonitis type 1

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Develop :Heavy & repeatedexposure to larger number of spores

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Allergic Alveolitis( Type III

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Form of Allergic Alveolitis caused byAspergillus claveus –from barley containing spore s

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Malsters lung

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Ball-like Masses of Hyphae/Mycelium -Enclosed Dense Fibrous CT-Form in Cavities resulting from previous PTB

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Non invasive aspergillosis

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A fungal ball /fungus will colonized pre-existing (Tuberculosis ) cavities in the lung and form compact ball of Mycelium which is later surrounded by dense fibrous wall

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Aspergiolloma

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occurs due to invasion of blood vessels

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Haemoptysis

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occurs in immunocompromisedwith underlying disease•Neutropenia-Most common predisposing factor •A.fumigatusis the most common infecting species

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Invasive aspergillosis

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Paranasal Granulomas-A.flavus, A.fumigtusMay invade paranasalsinuses spread Bone Orbit of eyeBrain

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Paranasal Sinuses, Ear Canal Aspergilloma

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Most common cause of para nasal

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Fungal Sinusitis

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Fungus balls : External Auditory canal

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Otomycosis

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Skin trauma Dissemination : Lungs to skin -Immunocompromised patients-Raised, red papules Necrotic

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Cutaneous aspergillosis

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Involves major Organ Systems -AIDS -Seen IV Drug Users -Abscesses –Brain, heart, kidneys, bones & GIT.-Systemic Involvement –often Fatal especially when brain is involved

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Systemic aspergillosis

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Contaminated food

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Mycotoxicoses

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Blood infection

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True aspergillosis

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Rare complication of aspergillosis

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Endocarditis

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Sabouraud Dextrose Agar

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Velvety to powdery Surface
-Aspergillus fumigatus 
-Dark green
-Aspergillus niger 
–Black-Aspergillus flavus 
–Yellow-Green
21
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Prevent Relapse in Immunocompromised

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Itraconazole

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Surgical removal of Aspergillomas & surrounding tissues

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High Dose IV Amphotericin B + Other antifungal

-Voriconazole –Aspergillus terreus

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Hypersensitivity

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Anti-Histamines & Desensitization to allergens

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Atopic individuals, with elevated IgElevels•10-20% of Asthmatics react to A.fumigatus

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Allergic aspergillosis