[CIS PIDD] [cis-pidd] Majocchi granuloma in a patient with chronic granulomatous disease

Nacho Gonzalez nachgonzalez at gmail.com
Tue Apr 2 12:48:21 EDT 2013


Dear Amy,
Voriconazole levels were tested?
In case of treatment failure with VOR levels within 2-5 ug/ml, keep in mind
that *Penicillium* species are highly susceptible to posaconazole (in fact
it is the most active azol).
Hope it helps
Regards,

Luis Ignacio Gonzalez Granado
Immunodeficiencies. Hospital 12 octubre. Madrid. Spain


2013/4/2 Scurlock, Amy M <ScurlockAmyM at uams.edu>


> Dear Colleagues:****

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> I would appreciate your thoughts and input on a patient in our practice

> with CGD and a new diagnosis of Majocchi granuloma. The details of the

> case are as follows: ****

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> SM is a 24 y/o male with CGD on chronic sporanox, Bactrim and IFN therapy.

> He presented over one year ago with a small 1 cm dark purple patch on his

> left thigh. The lesion was non-pruritic; however, due to patient’s

> underlying developmental delay (and propensity to pick at any skin lesions)

> the lesion was periodically excoriated with small amount of scab formation.

> Overtime, the lesion grew to its maximum size of 4.5 cm and remained deeply

> violaceous and eroded. The lesion has been biopsied several times with

> results being inconclusive and 2 separate fungal cultures that grew

> penicillium species. Anti-fungal treatment was switched from sporanox to a

> 3 month course of Lamisil (per ID) from Oct-Dec 2012. He was hospitalized

> in Jan 2013 for community-acquired pneumonia and during the

> hospitalization, both Derm and ID were consulted for another assessment of

> the lesion. His antifungal therapy was subsequently switched to

> Voriconazole. He was on Vori for >10 weeks without change in the lesion. At

> a recent Derm appt, Majocchi granuloma was diagnosed and surgery was

> consulted. The lesion was completely excised by the surgical team last

> week. Cultures and biopsy results are pending. The agent in most cases is

> trichophyton rubrum but that has not yet been identified in our patient.**

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> I would appreciate your thoughts regarding long-term treatment following

> resection and any other experience or recommendations. ****

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> Kindest regards,****

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> Amy****

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> *Amy M. Scurlock, M.D., F.A.A.P*****

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> University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences****

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