An unusual autopsy case of cytokinestorm-derived influenza-associated encephalopathy without typical histopathological findings: Autopsy case report.
An unusual autopsy case of cytokinestorm-derived influenza-associated encephalopathy without typical histopathological findings: Autopsy case report.
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细胞因子风暴衍生的流感相关脑病的不寻常尸检病例,没有典型的组织病理学发现:尸检病例报告。
DOI:
10.1097/paf.0000000000000129
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发表时间:
2015
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Mizuguchi M.
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作者:
Nara A;Nagai H;Yamaguchi R;Yoshida K;Iwase H;Mizuguchi M.
Cytokine storm–derived influenza–associated encephalopathy is a severe complication, affecting not only the brain but also multiple systemic organs including the heart and lungs. Hundreds of Japanese children are afflicted by influenza-associated encephalopathy every year. Influenza-associated encephalopathy can be diagnosed by pathological changes, such as advanced brain edema and disruption of astrocytic projections, which is known as clasmatodendrosis. In the present case, despite the absence of significant histopathological findings in the brain, the diagnosis of influenza-associated encephalopathy was made on the basis of autopsy findings such as brain swelling, pathological findings including diffuse alveolar damage, and increase in the concentrations of interleukin-6 in both the serum and cerebrospinal fluid. In this case, the interval from high fever to death was approximately 7 hours and may have been too short for histopathological features to develop. This is an unusual autopsy case of cytokine storm–derived influenza–associated encephalopathy without typical histopathological findings.