Case Conference in CCIDR (January 21, 2020)

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Case 1

  • Case presentation Department of Infectious Diseases and Infection Control 
  • Presenter Dr. Satoshi Kanai    Dr. Yuki Itabashi
  • Case 70s famale
  • Final diagnosis Plumonary Nocardiasis
  • Pathogen Nocardia elegans

Case 2

  • Case presentation Department of General Medicine / Infectious  Diseases  General Medical Center
  • Presenter Dr. Kohki Okuyama   Dr.  Yuzuko Momose   
  • Case  80s female
  • Final diagnosis Disseminated Nocardiasis
  • Pathogen Nocardia spp

Case Conference in CCIDR (December 17, 2019)


Case 1

  • Case presentation Department of Infectious Diseases and Infection Control 
  • Presenter Dr. Uto Mei    Dr. Sato Aya
  • Case 70s famale
  • Final diagnosis Liver abscess, Sepsis
  • Pathogen Streptococcus intermedius

Case 2

  • Case presentation Department of General Medicine / Infectious  Diseases  General Medical Center
  • Presenter Dr. Atsuya Inoue   Dr.  Masanori Katayama   Dr. Yasumasa Ohkusa
  • Case  90s female
  • Final diagnosis Candidemia
  • Pathogen Candida albicans

Case Conference in CCIDR (November 20, 2019)

Case 1

  • Case presentation Department of Infectious Diseases and Infection Control 
  • Presenter Dr. Shingo Mikami Dr. Ryoko Watanabe
  • Case 40s male
  • Final diagnosis Meningitis
  • Pathogen Cryptococcus neoformans

Cace 2

  • Case presentation Department of General Medicine / Infectious  Diseases  General Medical Center
  • Presenter Dr. Tomoyuki Takahashi   Dr.  Ryuta Akimoto
  • Case  60s male
  • Final diagnosis Catheter-related blood stream infection
  • Pathogen Klebsiella pneumoniae

State resident ‘s impressions

Dr. Hayashi
Dr. Hayashi
I didn’t know exactly what the infectious disease department was doing before the training.

I chose the department of infectious diseases because I want to study for the select of antibiotics that used by many departments.

Throughout the month, I learned the importance of selecting antibiotics based on the results of culture and susceptibility tests. If you didn’t study in this department, you might have used antibiotics somehow.

In the future, I would like to select the optimal antibiotics of the appropriate amount and the number of the times of administer according to the patient’s condition.

When you will administer the antibiotics for your patients, you apply what you have learned here to consider the appreciate choice, dosage and duration.
Dr. Tarumoto
Dr. Tarumoto
Dr. Mizuno
Dr. Mizuno
Thank you for one month. I wanted to training in this department form the time of luncheon seminar at the first year of resident. I was really looking forward to going to September.

When I went around, I can study in detail how to use antibiotics and I also impressed a lot about dealing for examinations with outpatients.

In addition, the coaching doctors lectured the appropriate select of the antibiotics through the Kurusus. I wanted to go around for one more month.

If you have a chance to go around in the future, I would love to see you again.

Anyone can easily administer the antibiotics, so it is important to understand principles of this drugs. If you have any questions in the future, please feel free to consult us anytime.
Dr. Tarumoto
Dr. Tarumoto

Case Conference in CCIDR (September 25, 2019)

Case 1

  • Case presentation Department of General Medicine / Infectious  Diseases  General Medical Center
  • Presenter Dr. Akihiko Ogata
  • Case 20s women
  • Final diagnosis Lemierre syndrome
  • Pathogen Fusobacterium necrophorum

Cace 2

  • Case presentation Department of Infectious Diseases and Infection Control
  • Presenter Dr. Kimihito Mizuno & Dr. Mayu Hayashi
  • Case  50s male
  • Final diagnosis Fungiemia
  • Pathogen Malassezia restricta