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Ultrasonography for the monitoring of subcutaneous damage in Mycobacterium ulcerans infection (Buruli ulcer).

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Ultrasonography for the monitoring of subcutaneous damage in Mycobacterium ulcerans infection (Buruli ulcer).

Auteurs : Giorgio Leigheb [Italie] ; Teresa Cammarota ; Elisa Zavattaro ; Antonino Sarno ; Alessandro Carriero ; Anna Clelia Lucia Gambaro ; Ange Dossou ; Francesco Poggio ; Claudio Clemente ; Roch Christian Johnson ; Ghislain Sopoh ; Fabrizio Leigheb

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Abstract

We used ultrasonography to evaluate the nature and the extent of subcutaneous damage provoked by Mycobacterium ulcerans (M. ulcerans) and to investigate the possible involvement of the tributary lymph nodes during the various stages of progression of Buruli ulcer. Nineteen patients affected by M. ulcerans infection in Benin, West Africa, were studied. Ultrasonography was performed on all subjects, except one, at the site of nonulcerated lesions and/or at perilesional site. The tributary lymph nodes were also studied in six patients. Ultrasound (US) evaluation was carried out using a 10 MHz linear probe and all lesions were compared with the homologous unaffected controlateral site. The ultrasonography showed relevant alterations at the dermo-hypodermic level, in agreement with histological specimens. In the active forms of the disease, these alterations are characterized by significant oedematous imbibition of the adipose tissue and necrosis (adiponecrosis) that leads to varying irregularities in the echogenicity of the hypodermis, which is generally thicker. In agreement with the clinical examination, the lymph nodes in six patients evaluated, despite their possible histological involvement with necrotic phenomena described in literature in M. ulcerans infection, did not display significant alterations visible by ultrasonography. The US scanning we have performed is the first use of this technique for M. ulcerans infection. We have shown that it can reveal the subcutaneous depth and the peripheral extent of the pathological process and it is particularly useful for monitoring the efficacy of or resistance to antibiotic treatment, especially in extensive ulcero-oedomatose forms. Such monitoring offers also a useful guide to the surgeon allowing the reduction or postponement of the removal of the large cutaneous areas that were carried out until recently.

DOI: 10.1016/j.ultrasmedbio.2008.03.010
PubMed: 18524460

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