病毒感染是现代医学中的关键问题。SARS-CoV-2感染证实我们没有为这些不可预见的感染做好充分准备。COVID-19大流行在患者中培养了极大的恐惧感和不信任感。如果病毒感染,在这种情况下,SARS-CoV-2,与另一种感染重叠,症状延长并恶化,可能会出现并发症。从他们在随访和治疗中对患者的客观临床发现开始,作者提出了病人所患疾病的问题。这些被描述为评论,以便读者可以了解临床表达方法和治疗可能性。因此,本文介绍了莱姆病和治疗后的莱姆病综合征,SARS-CoV-2感染,和儿童多系统炎症综合征(MISC-C),患者患有不完整的川崎病。在莱姆病治疗期间,病人还感染了A型流感病毒。尽管这些疾病中的任何一种都有可能发生严重的进化,我们的病人仍然经历了相对较好的感染。这可以解释为患者对上述感染的免疫反应缓慢,这让他相对容易地在这些疾病中幸存下来,与其他免疫反应过度或严重参与免疫的人不同,例如,乙型肝炎与暴发性反应。这个案子是按时间顺序提出的,但同时,所有特定的感染表现都被准确描述.由于这些原因,这篇文章以评论的形式呈现,以案例本身为例。在Cluj-Napoca儿科II诊所发现的52例MISC-C病例中,我们介绍了一个男性患者,他患有莱姆病,治疗后莱姆病综合征,川崎病,和MISC-C不完全形式。
Viral infections are a key issue in modern medicine. SARS-CoV-2 infection confirms that we are not sufficiently prepared for these unforeseen infections. The COVID-19 pandemic has cultivated a great sense of fear and distrust in patients. If viral infections, in this
case, SARS-CoV-2, overlap with another infection, the symptoms are prolonged and worsened, and complications may occur. Starting from an objective clinical finding of a patient they had in follow-up and treatment, the authors present the problems of the diseases the patient suffered from. These are described as reviews so that readers can get an idea of the clinical methods of expression and the therapeutic possibilities. Therefore, this article describes Lyme disease and post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome, SARS-CoV-2 infection, and multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MISC-C), as the patient suffered from an incomplete form of Kawasaki disease. During the treatment for Lyme disease, the patient also contracted the influenza type A virus. Although any of these diseases could have the potential for serious evolution, our patient still went through these infections relatively well. This can be explained by the fact that the patient had a slow immune response to the aforementioned infections, which allowed him to survive these diseases relatively easily, unlike other individuals who have an exaggerated immune response or who suffer from serious immune involvement, e.g., hepatitis B with a fulminant response. The
case was presented chronologically, but at the same time, all particular infection manifestations were accurately described. For these reasons, the article is presented in the form of a review, exemplified by the
case itself. Of the 52 cases of MISC-C found in the Pediatrics Clinic II of Cluj-Napoca, we present the
case of a male patient who presented with Lyme disease, post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome, Kawasaki disease, and MISC-C incomplete form.