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. 2017 Dec 13;22:17-062. doi: 10.7812/TPP/17-062

Table 1.

Case timeline

Date Venue Summary Diagnostic test results Intervention
19 December 2013 Emergency Department 37-y-old man with HIV presents with 3–4 w of anal pain Examination: anal ulcer Psyllium; zinc oxide; dibucaine cream
6 January 2014 Emergency Department Anal pain and subjective fevers Examination: anal ulcer Surgical consult; cephalexin
9 January 2014 Surgery center Anal pain but fevers resolved Examination: under anesthesia, anal ulcer Cultures; punch biopsies
11 January 2014 Emergency Department Nausea and vomiting Examination: anal ulcer; inguinal adenopathy; creatinine 1.4; +3 protein; alanine transaminase 255; alkaline phosphatase 881; bilirubin 1.1; abdominal ultrasound Hospitalization; hydration; switch to trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole on basis of culture results
13 January 2014 Hospital Nausea and vomiting resolved Creatinine 1.58; urine protein/creatinine 8.2; rapid plasma reagin 1:16 Nephrology, Gastroenterology, Infectious Disease consults; switch to penicillin
16 January 2014 Hospital Asymptomatic Renal biopsy None
2 February 2014 Nephrology clinic Asymptomatic Creatinine 0.99; urine protein/creatinine < 0.13; alanine transaminase 62; alkaline phosphatase 265 Prescribed to complete total of 3 w of penicillin therapy
6 March 2014 Nephrology clinic Asymptomatic Creatinine 0.88; urine protein/creatinine < 0.15; alanine transaminase 50; alkaline phosphatase 96 None