A Case Report on the Successful Treatment of XXXX -Induced @entity1028 Initially Presenting with @entity693 .

@entity1 @entity32 @entity449 @entity221 @entity16 @entity425 @entity693 @entity615 @entity439 @entity1028 @entity490 @entity1215 @entity328 @entity413 @entity2259
@entity490 , but prolonged @entity221 may be the only symptom. Infectious abdominal @entity449 initially presenting with @entity693 are extremely rare; there are no reports of their successful treatment. Cases with @entity328 as the causative bacteria are even rarer with a higher mortality rate than those caused by other bacteria. We present the case of a 65-year-old @entity1 with lower limb @entity425 and @entity615 . Examination revealed @entity221 . Cerebrospinal fluid showed leukocytosis and low @entity413 levels. The @entity1 was diagnosed with @entity693 and @entity2259 caused by @entity328 and treated with antibiotics. @entity221 , inflammatory response, and neurologic findings showed improvement. However, abdominal computed tomography revealed an @entity439 not present on admission. Antibiotics were continued, and a @entity1215 soaked artificial vascular graft was implanted. Tissue cultures showed no bacteria, and histological findings indicated @entity32 with high leukocyte levels. There were no postoperative complications or @entity16 . Physical examination, blood tests, and computed tomography confirmed there was no relapse over the following 13 months. This is the first reported case of survival of a @entity1 with an @entity1028 initially presenting with @entity693 caused by @entity328 .
