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Table 1 Cases of mycotic aneurysm caused by E. tarda

From: Mycotic aneurysm caused by Edwardsiella tarda successfully treated with stenting and suppressive antibiotic therapy: a case report and systematic review

Age/sex

Symptoms

Site of infection

Treatment strategy

Culture

Antibiotics

Duration of antibiotics

Prognosis

References

65 y.o./woman

General fatigue

Descending aorta

Thoracic endovascular stent-graft (TEVAR)

Blood: positive

Tissue: not taken

A/S ⇒ MEPM + VCM ⇒ ABPC + GM ⇒ AMPC ⇒ A/C

Suppression

Survived

Present case

79 y.o./Man

Back pain

Aortal arch

Vascular prosthesis implantation

Blood: negative

Tissue: positive

CTRX + VCM ⇒ ST ⇒ MINO

Suppression

Survived

[9]

69 y.o./man

Back pain

Bloody stools

Vascular prosthesis of abdominal aorta

Vascular prosthesis reimplantation

Blood: negative

Tissue: positive

VCM + GM + MTNZ ⇒ PCG + GM + MTNZ ⇒ IPM/CS ⇒ A/C

4 months

Survived

[10]

67y.o./man

Back pain

Abdominal aorta

In situ cryopreserved homograft replacement

Blood: positive

Tissue: positive

IMP/CS + FOM ⇒ CPFX

4 months

Dead

[11]

65 y.o./man

Cellulitis

Ascending aorta, Abdominal aorta

Vascular prosthesis implantation

Blood: ND

Tissue: ND

ND

ND

Survived

[12]

60 y.o./man

Dysuria

Vascular prosthesis of ascending aorta

Vascular prosthesis reimplantation

Blood: positive

Tissue: negative

CTRX ⇒ LVFX

ND

Survived

[13]

61y.o./man

ND

Vascular prosthesis of ascending aorta

Vascular prosthesis reimplantation

Blood: ND

Tissue: positive

ND

ND

Survived

[14]

  1. A/S ampicillin/sulbactum, MEPM meropenem, VCM vancomycin, ABPC ampicillin, A/C amoxicillin/clavulanate, GM gentamicin, AMPC amoxicillin, CTRX ceftriaxone, ST sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim, MINO minocycline, LVFX levofloxacin, MTNZ metronidazole, IPM/CS imipenem/cilastatin, FOM fosfomycin, CPFX ciprofloxacin, ND no data