According to the literature source of study, a patient with severe gastrointestinal complications, comorbidities, and hospitalizations presented with kidney failure that required hemodialysis therapy.The patient was admitted to the hospital and treated in (b)(6) of 2020 due to abdominal sepsis.Two weeks later the patient¿s fever returned and serial blood cultures from different sites, the central venous catheter and the dialysis catheter (mahurkar), grew yeast (candida parapsilosis and candida auris).The catheter (mahurkar) was changed and c.Auris was isolated from the tip of the catheter.Antibiotics such as caspofungin (70/50 mg/kg) and liposomal amphotericin b (3 mg/kg) were initiated for a total of 18 days, blood cultures were obtained, c.Auris was not isolated and the patient evolved afebrile and stable.One week after discontinuation of antibiotics, the patient presented with sudden abdominal pain and septic shock.Four days later the patient died; however, all cultures from blood and catheter samples taken during that period were negative.
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