Cutaneous and soft tissue infection by Pseudomonas aeruginosa, registered in male patient, on 11/2/2018 in José D. Ocampos, Caaguazú

Abstract

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a gram-negative, aerobic bacillus, which is frequently found in nosocomial infections, it can be installed in any organ or tissue, through a simple wound and/or burn, from which it can be spread through the bloodstream and high quality septicemia, reason for which motivated his study the time of evolution and deformity of the lesion. Observe the magnitude of the disease on the disease caused by P.aeruginosa in senile patients. The time of evolution and the deformity of the lesion are issues that motivated the study to “observe the magnitude of the over-infected wound caused by P.aeruginosa in a senile patient”. C.B.M 70 years-old-male patient from of José D. Ocampos rural area, assisted by SENEPA (National Malaria Eradication Service) and the USF (Family Health Unit) of that locality. Patient re- ports having suffered mild lacerating injury ... about a month ago in the external malleolar region of the right foot; When she was not treated she developed an infection that worsened with the passing of days, which is why the relatives went to SENEPA for suspicion of Leishmaniasis, for which it was decided to perform the following tests: Direct examination with coloration for Giemsa, Ziel Neelsen and Gram, plus microbiological culture, as well as biopsy techniques for PCR (Polymerase chain reaction) and pathological anatomy. Laboratory tests were performed, resulting in direct examination: Gram - bacilli; And with culture, Pseudomonas aeruginosa was isolated.