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Show Notes
Vincent, Dickson, and Daniel solve the case about the 33 year old Chinese male with watery diarrhea, and discuss whether arsenic in drinking water might lead to treatment failures for Leishmania infections.
Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Dickson Despommier, and Daniel Griffin
Links for this episode:- TWiP 17: Entamoeba histolytica
- Arsenic exposure and Leishmania treatment outcomes (PLoS NTD)
- TWiP 14: Leishmania
- Letters read on TWiP 95
This episode is sponsored by ASMGAP.
Case study for TWiP 95Daniel's patient for this week is a 28 yo single female, returns from beach vacation with new boyfriend. Two weeks in Central America (Belize). Often found secluded beaches. Good health, noticed upon her return had small nodules/papules on front of thighs. Thought were insect bites, became very itchy. Noticed serpiginous red lines forming, radiating out from bumps. Felt things moving in her skin. Benadryl did not help. Daniel say something similar occurs in Lima. Healthy, no allergies, surgeries, no relevant family history, using barrier contraception, sexually active. Only drinks alcohol socially. Boyfriend did not report symptoms. She did lie on sand, used thin fabric. Stayed in hotel. There were wild dogs on beach. During her stay she ate ceviche. No intestinal symptoms.
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