Successful medical treatment of XXXX in chronic hemodialysis.

@entity1 @entity8 @entity6 @entity812 @entity5450 @entity2885 @entity221 @entity526 @entity454
UNASSIGNED: @entity2885 ( @entity2885 ) is a life-threatening @entity8 caused by gas-producing bacteria and fungi. It usually occurs in @entity1 with @entity6 and @entity1 with @entity5450 . A combination of systemic antibiotics, percutaneous catheter drainage, or open nephrectomy is typically required to achieve cure. Because of grim prognosis, resorting to interventional methods is frequently inevitable. We report the case of a 77-year-old @entity1 with @entity6 and @entity454 on chronic hemodialysis that presented with @entity221 and @entity812 . A bubbly gas pattern inside the left kidney was demonstrated on abdominal computed tomography scan and blood cultures grew @entity526 . She was successfully treated solely with systemic antibiotics. This highlights the fact that prompt recognition of imaging findings associated with benign prognosis is essential for a favorable outcome. It allows for an effective management avoiding high-risk interventions, especially in frail @entity1 with multiple comorbidities. Finally, we review all published cases of @entity2885 in chronic dialysis @entity1 .
