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Phase I / II study of 72 - hour infusional paclitaxel and doxorubicin with gTanulocyte colony - stimulating factor in patients with metastatic breast cancer
U/L). An abdominal x ray showed small as our patient, are receiving steroids as bowel distension. He was started on in- part of their treatment regimen. travenous fluids, ceftazidime (2 g every Overwhelming sepsis due to C. sep- CORRESPONDENCE 8 hours), and amikacin (500 mg every ticum in patients with neutropenia is al- 12 hours). In 3 hours, he went into most always associated with typhlitis shock and, despite all supportive mea- (7,8). It has a very poor prognosis, and sures, died 11 hours following admis- early medical intervention is necessary sion. Blood cultures grew C. septicum Typhlitis Associated With to cure some of these patients. Early that was sensitive to cephalosporins and suspicion of this condition might help to Docetaxel Treatment aminoglycosides. A postmortem ex- initiate effective antibiotic treatment as amination showed intense edema of the soon as possible. intestinal wall, air within the mucosa The knowledge that potent new drugs Typhlitis, previously known as a seri- and submucosa, necrosis without in- such as docetaxel, which has been as- ous complication of hematologic malig- flammatory infiltrate, and extensive sociated with early, short, but profound nant and nonmalignant conditions {12), bacterial infiltration that affected pri- neutropenia, might cause typhlitis
JNCI: Journal of the National Cancer Institute – Oxford University Press
Published: Aug 7, 1996
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