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1/ Happy Opportunistic Monday #IDtwitter #IDfellows! Sharing another interesting learning case. Written by @johnhannamd and @KrutiYagnikDO 
2/ What is the best next therapeutic step?
3/ Differential diagnosis for suspected meningoencephalitis without CNS mass lesion in an HIV patient with low CD4 count include:
-Bacterial meningitis
-Neurosyphilis
-TB
-Cryptococcus
-Other endemic fungi
-HSV
-VZV
-CMV
-PML (JC virus)
-HIV encephalopathy
-Bacterial meningitis
-Neurosyphilis
-TB
-Cryptococcus
-Other endemic fungi
-HSV
-VZV
-CMV
-PML (JC virus)
-HIV encephalopathy
1/ Happy Opportunistic Monday #IDtwitter #IDfellows; another interesting case and learning opportunity, written by @johnhannamd and @KrutiYagnikDO
2/ Following tissue diagnosis, what is the best next step in management?
3/ #IDpearls
Leading differential diagnosis of pulmonary infiltrates and skin lesions in HIV patients include:
Typical bacterial
TB, NTM
Cryptococcus, histoplasmosis, other dimorphic fungi
Lymphoma, KS
Leading differential diagnosis of pulmonary infiltrates and skin lesions in HIV patients include:
Typical bacterial
TB, NTM
Cryptococcus, histoplasmosis, other dimorphic fungi
Lymphoma, KS
1/ Happy Opportunistic Monday #IDtwitter #IDfellows! Here is another interesting learning case for you all. Written by @KrutiYagnikDO and @johnhannamd
2/ While awaiting pending work-up, what is the best next step?
3/ #IDpearls
Major differential in this newly diagnosed HIV patient, presenting with brain ring enhancing lesions:
-CNS toxoplasmosis
-Primary CNS lymphoma (usually EBV+)
-TB
-Cryptococcus
-brain abscess
-Nocardia
-Chagas (given visit to Peru)
-Malignancy
Major differential in this newly diagnosed HIV patient, presenting with brain ring enhancing lesions:
-CNS toxoplasmosis
-Primary CNS lymphoma (usually EBV+)
-TB
-Cryptococcus
-brain abscess
-Nocardia
-Chagas (given visit to Peru)
-Malignancy
1/ Hello #IDtwitter #IDfellows and Welcome to “Opportunistic Mondays”! For the next few Mondays, @KrutiYagnikDO and @johnhannamd will be presenting interesting OI cases with major teaching points. Enjoy!
2/ What is the drug of choice for his pneumonia?
3/ + HSV 2 swab from buttock lesion with lymphopenia should prompt HIV screening
HIV ab returned positive; HIV-1 with VL of 790k and CD4 of 10 (5%)
#IDpearls: Pneumocystis Pneumonia (PJP) is the most common respiratory OI in HIV with CD4<200, not on PPx.
HIV ab returned positive; HIV-1 with VL of 790k and CD4 of 10 (5%)
#IDpearls: Pneumocystis Pneumonia (PJP) is the most common respiratory OI in HIV with CD4<200, not on PPx.
My 3rd week of general ID @UNMC_ID has come to a close with #PasteurellasFellas, led by the wonderful @KellyCawcuttMD! Really appreciate her critical care insight on ID. We had some fascinating discussions this week. Time for another recap! #IDTwitter #IDPearls
A fundamental question this week was TB or not TB (sorry, not sorry for the pun @bergmanscott)
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We discussed the differential diagnosis of miliary nodules on imaging. TB leads the list, but dimorphic fungi (histo, blasto, cocci) can be just as common in endemic areas. Malignancy as well.
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