Bacterial translocation in XXXX .

@entity1 @entity64 @entity796 @entity772 @entity177 @entity161 @entity221 @entity526
The scientific community is fully aware of the importance of heat-related illness and @entity64 . Numerous guidelines have been recently published and most of them agree on the key role played by the intestine. Likewise, the role of endotoxinemia in the pathophysiology is well established. However, the possibility of bacterial translocation is not mentioned. Our @entity1 illustrates the likelihood of bacterial translocation in @entity64 and consistently the potential need of antibiotic therapy. A 45-year-old @entity1 diagnosed with paranoid @entity161 was confined in a penitentiary center. One summer day in which a temperature of 41 degrees C was observed in the shade, the @entity1 was found in deep @entity772 with an axillary temperature of 42 degrees C. @entity177 was detected in the hospital. Other causes of @entity772 and/or @entity221 were excluded, and @entity64 was diagnosed. Blood cultures were positive for @entity796 and @entity526 . Infection site was not identified despite of an exhaustive search. The @entity1 fully recovered after 48 hours. On the basis of review of the literature, we think that bacterial translocation can take part in the pathophysiology of @entity64 . Therefore, antibiotic treatment must be evaluated in @entity64 @entity1 .
