Faruqui A M, Frank M, Rosvoll R V, Thebaut B
South Med J. 1976 Sep;69(9):1234-5. doi: 10.1097/00007611-197609000-00040.
A case of acute acquired toxoplasmosis presenting as a fever of unknown origin is described in a 62-year-old man. The diagnosis was prompted by the presence of Toxoplasma gondii in lymph nodes obtained at abdominal laparotomy. The unusual features of the case include the patient's age, the presence of cysts in the lymph node, and itc clinical presentation as a prolonged remittent fever.
一名62岁男性患者被诊断为急性获得性弓形虫病,最初表现为不明原因发热。腹部剖腹探查术中获取的淋巴结内发现刚地弓形虫,从而确诊。该病例的不寻常特征包括患者的年龄、淋巴结中存在囊肿以及临床表现为持续性弛张热。