Paracoccidioidomicose juvenil disseminada evoluindo com hipertensão portal: um relato de caso
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Paracoccidioidomicose, Hipertensão portal, ParacoccidioidesAbstract
Introdução: A paracoccidioidomicose juvenil (PCM), doença causada pelos fungos do gênero Paracoccidioides, exige alta suspeição clínica, já que uma gama de diagnósticos diferenciais é possível. Relato de caso: Neste relato é descrito um paciente com diagnóstico de PCM forma juvenil que devido à baixa adesão ao tratamento evoluiu em oito anos para uma invasão fúngica mais extensa, ocasionando hipertensão portal por trombose de veia porta. Esta é uma manifestação clínica rara e grave. Conclusão: Foram identificados somente seis relatos similares na literatura médica, por meio de busca nas bases de dados das plataformas Pubmed e Scielo.
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