Moellerella wisconsensis as a cause of peritonitis in a continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis patient

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Abstract: In this article, a 16-year-old girl who developed peritonitis due to Moellerella wisconsensis while being treated by continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) as renal replacement therapy is presented. Moellerella wisconsensis is a gram-negative, facultative anaerobic bacillus and a member of the Enterobacteriacea family. Its natural habitat is not well known. However, it has been isolated from patients with diarrhea, cholecystitis and bacteremia. In recent years, unexpected bacteria have been observing as the cause of peritonitis in CAPD patients, and this is the first case of peritonitis due to Moellerella wisconsensis in a child with CAPD in the English medical literature. 

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Peritonitis
• children
• peritoneal dialysis
• enterobacteriaceae

Sürekli ayaktan periton diyalizi hastasında peritonit nedeni olarak Moellerella wisconsensis

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Öz: Bu yazıda, böbrek replasman tedavisi olarak sürekli ayaktan periton diyalizi (SAPD) ile tedavi edilirken Moellerella wisconsensis'e bağlı peritonit gelişen 16 yaşında bir kız çocuğu sunulmuştur. Moellerella wisconsensis, gram negatif, fakültatif anaerobik bir basildir ve Enterobacteriacea ailesinin bir üyesidir. Doğal yaşam alanı çok iyi bilinmemektedir. Ancak ishal, kolesistit ve bakteriyemili hastalardan izole edilmiştir. Son yıllarda SAPD hastalarında peritonit nedeni olarak beklenmedik bakteriler gözlemlenmektedir ve bu, İngiliz tıp literatüründe CAPD'li bir çocukta Moellerella wisconsensis'e bağlı ilk peritonit olgusudur.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Peritonit
• çocuklar
• periton diyalizi
• enterobacteriaceae

Kaynakça

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