Table 4.
Age (yrs) |
Gender (m/f) |
Infection treated |
Reaction timing* |
Symptoms | Lab data | Biopsy | Treatment | Outcome | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Htike et al. 2012 |
79 | F | Coagulase-neg Staphylococcus Bacteremia |
7d | Malaise, fatigue |
Cr (bl 0.9 mg/dL,max 11.7 mg/dL, 92.3% change) No urine eosinophils |
ATN changes: Loss of tubular cells tubular dilatation AIN changes: Interstitial edema Eosinophils Mononuclear infiltrate |
Oral steroids for 2 weeks |
Renal function resolved over 4 weeks |
Salazar et al. 2010 |
51 | M | MRSA osteomyelitis |
28d | Rash | Cr (bl 0.9 mg/dL, max 2.2,59.0% change) AEC: 2318/L |
Interstitial edema Eosinophils Mononuclear infiltrations |
Oral steroids | One recurrence Followed by resolution |
Michail et al. 2009 |
35 | M |
S. aureus
empyema |
4d | MP rash, arthralgia |
Cr (bl normal, max 6.5 mg/dL) No urine eoisinophils |
Mononuclear inflammatory infiltration |
Furosemide HD Switched therapy |
Renal function resolved over 10m |
Hong et al. 2007 |
44 | M | Polymicrobial wound infection with Staphylococcus aureus, Group B Streptococci, and S.mitis |
28d | Rash, fever, hypotensio n |
Cr (bl 3.1 mg/dL, max 8.5 mg/dL, 63.5% change AEC: 640/L |
Giant cell granulomas Mononuclear interstitial infiltration |
After failed IV and oral steroids x 1w, switched to cyclosporine and MMF HD Switched therapy |
Renal function improved with cyclosporine, MMF and HD for 2m |
Hsu et al. 2001 |
70 | M | MRSA abscess | 23d | Fever, MP rash |
Cr (bl 2.0 mg/dL, max 3.5 mg/dL,42.9 % change) AEC: 936 |
Interstitial edema Eosinophils Mononuclear infiltrations |
Oral steroids CVVH Switched therapy |
Several readmissions followed by death from polymicrobial sepsis |
Wai et al. 1998 |
64 | M | MRSA sternal wound dehiscence s/p CABG |
39d | Fever, MP rash |
Cr (bl 1.1 mg/dL,max 9.5 mg/dL,88.4 % change) AEC: 979/L |
Interstitial mononuclear infiltrations Granulomata |
Oral steroids HD over 2 weeks Switched therapy |
Renal function improved Several readmissions and complicated post- operative course |
Codding et al. 1989 |
67 | M |
Staphylococcus
aureus endocarditis |
30d | Fever, MP rash |
Cr (bl 1.5 mg/dL, max 6.6mg/dL) AEC: 861 |
Interstitial mononuclear infiltration Granulomata |
HD Switched therapy |
Clinically deteriorated Deceased from septic shock |
Bergman et al. 1988 |
34 | F | Endometritis, Staphylococcus aureus |
6d | Fever, pedal edema |
Cr (bl 1.5 mg/dL,max 3.4 mg/dL) AEC: normal |
Refused renal biopsy |
Discontinued vancomycin |
Renal function resolved within 15 days |
Timing from vancomycin dose to reaction onset
Abbreviations: d: days; Cr: Creatinine; bl: baseline; max: maximum; ATN: acute tubular nephrosis; AIN: allergic interstitial nephritis; MRSA: methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus; AEC: absolute eosinophil count; MP: maculopapular; HD: hemodialysi; IV: intravenous; w: weeks; MMF: mycofenolate mofetil; m: months; CVVH: continuous-veno-venous hemofiltration; s/p: status-post; CABG: coronary artery by-pass graft