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Rev. chil. obstet. ginecol ; 80(4): 324-330, ago. 2015. ilus, tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-759067

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ANTECEDENTES: La Donovanosis o granuloma inguinal, es una enfermedad infecciosa, inflamatoria crónica, usualmente ulcerativa, preferentemente de localización ano-genital, trasmitida sexualmente y causada por la bacteria Klebsiella granulomatis. Se caracteriza por la presencia de los cuerpos de Donovan, en la microscopía de la secreción de las úlceras. El objetivo es presentar un caso de donovanosis en una pareja heterosexual, que consultaron por la presencia simultánea de lesiones en la vulva y en el pene. CASO CLÍNICO: pareja conformada por una mujer de 21 años de edad y su pareja masculina de 24 años, de elevado nivel socioeconómico, que observaron simultáneamente la aparición de una lesión indolora, ulcerada, de bordes elevados y fondo limpio, tanto en el labio mayor de la vulva como en el cuerpo del pene. Negaron la práctica de coito anal o promiscuidad. Se sospechó Donovanosis, por lo cual se realizó extendido citológico de la secreción de la lesión y se encontraron con la tinción de Giemsa, los cuerpos de Donovan en la lesión de la mujer. La muestra tomada al varón fue insuficiente para el estudio. Se realizó manejo de la pareja con doxiciclina. El varón tuvo completa mejoría, pero la mujer por presentar recidiva se le agregó azitromicina. A los cuatro meses del diagnóstico, ambos estaban asintomáticos y con una pequeña área de cicatriz. CONCLUSIÓN: La donovanosis es un cuadro infeccioso que amerita diagnóstico y adecuado tratamiento, ya que tiene potenciales complicaciones genitales e incluso extragenitales, que son consideradas secundarias y pueden llevar a graves afectaciones para la salud.


BACKGROUND: The Donovanosis or granuloma inguinale is an infectious, chronic inflammatory and usually ulcerative disease, preferentially of anogenital location, that is sexually transmitted and caused by the bacteria Klebsiella granulomatis. It is characterized by the presence of the Donovan bodies in the microscopy of the secretion of the ulcers. The objective is to present a case of Donovanosis in a heterosexual couple, who consulted by the simultaneous presence of an injury in the vulva and penis. CASE RECORD: Couple of a 21 year-old woman and a 24 year-old man of high socioeconomic level that observed simultaneously the apparition of a painless and ulcerated injury of elevated edge and clear base, as much in the labia majora of the vulva as in the body of the penis. They denied the practice of anal coitus or promiscuity. The Donovanosis was suspected and the cytological study of the secretion of the injury was carried out. The Donovan bodies were found in the injury of the woman with the Giemsa stain. The sample of the man was insufficient for the study. The treatment of the couple was done with Doxycycline. The man had complete improvement but the woman presented recurrence for what Azithromycin was added to the treatment. To the four months of the diagnosis, both of them were asymptomatic and they had a small area of scar. CONCLUSION: The Donovanosis is an infectious disease that merits diagnosis and appropriate treatment due to it has potential genital and extragenital complications that are considered side effect and could carry to severe alterations for the health.


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Humans , Male , Female , Young Adult , Klebsiella Infections/diagnosis , Granuloma Inguinale/diagnosis , Penis , Vulva , Klebsiella Infections/drug therapy , Doxycycline/therapeutic use , Azithromycin/therapeutic use , Cytodiagnosis , Granuloma Inguinale/drug therapy , Anti-Bacterial Agents/therapeutic use
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Article in English | IMSEAR | ID: sea-150556

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Genital ulceration as a syndrome has been associated with increased transmission of HIV. The purpose of the present study is to establish skin diseases as clinical indicators of underlying immune status and help in clinical monitoring by estimating and correlating with low CD4 count. This study concludes that, cutaneous manifestations can be considered as good clinical indicators to predict and assess the underlying immune status and reviews the need to be aware of this entity.

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Rev. Inst. Med. Trop ; 4(2)dic. 2009.
Article in Spanish | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1387459

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Background: Adolescent patient, native (Nivacle) sexually active, from the central Paraguayan Chaco, with 9-month history of rectal bleeding and ulcerated lesions in the perianal region, pregnancy query term, we see the health personal injuries, and perform caesarean elective, was referred to a reference cancer center on suspicion of anal cancer before reaching the dx, received multiple antibiotic schemes, and when receiving the pathology report, with the resulting donovanosis suspected to our service, where he was treated specific antibiotic, in addition to practices a colostomy for recto-vaginal fistula, the patient presented favorable evolution, with restoration of intestinal transit after the closure of the fistula (3, 11 to 14).


Paciente adolescente, nativa (Nivacle) sexualmente activa, procedente del chaco central paraguayo, con historia de 9 meses de rectorragía y lesiones ulceradas en región peri-anal, consulta por embarazo a término, se constata las lesiones por personal de salud, y le realizan cesárea electiva, fue derivada a un centro oncológico de referencia por sospecha de de cáncer anal, antes de llegar al dx, recibió múltiples esquemas antibióticos, y cuando reciben el informe de anatomía patológica, con sospecha de donovanosis la derivan a nuestro servicio, donde recibió tratamiento antibiótico especifico, además de practicársele colostomía, por fístula recto-vaginal, la paciente presento evolución favorable, con restitución el tránsito intestinal una vez cerrado la fistula (3,11-14).

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