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Query: UMLS:C0014118 (
endocarditis
)
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1.
Laennec
's lung disease lasted for at least 20 years. Its stigmata included chronic cough, sputum production and intermittent wheeze. 2.
Laennec
had long term stigmata commonly associated with chronic bronchiectasis, sinusitis, physical frailty, and short stature (5ft 2in). 3. Chronic diarrhoea of at least 20 years duration is not strongly associated with tuberculosis. 4. During
Laennec
's last illness his physicians equivocated as to whether he had respiratory disease at all. Bronchial breathing at the apex, if indeed present, could have been caused by compensatory emphysema secondary to middle lobe bronchiectasis rather than to active tuberculosis. 5.
Laennec
did not have haemoptysis in his final illness. 6.
Laennec
's last illness, a wasting illness characterised by intermittent fevers, cardiac murmur, and persistent tachycardia followed a dental manipulation. The painful "abdominal abscess" noted by
Laennec
's colleagues may actually have been splenomegaly. These features suggest
endocarditis
. The cardiac murmurs associated with pulmonary hypertension secondary to bronchiectasis are not usually audible at a remote distance from the patient.
Endocarditis
was a disease largely unknown to physicians of the early 19th century before Osler clarified its pathology in the 1880s.
...
PMID:Rene Laennec: his brilliant life and tragic early death. 266 72
Trichosporon is a common cause of superficial mycotic infection but has rarely been associated with
endocarditis
. The case of a patient who had a peritoneovenous shunt for chronic intractable ascites due to
Laennec
liver cirrhosis is described. The shunt was revised on several occasions, and the last procedure was complicated by a draining skin sinus wound. To the authors' knowledge, this is the first reported case of Trichosporon
endocarditis
complicating a peritoneovenous shunt.
...
PMID:Trichosporon beigelii endocarditis as a complication of peritoneovenous shunt. 401 85