Complaint information from literature of the japanese society of pediatric cardiology and cardiac surgery (id# (b)(6)).On an unknown date, an amplatzer septal occluder (aso / unknown size) was implanted in a (b)(6) male patient.Six months later, the patient presented with fever and pain of the distal extremities.Infectious endocarditis was suspected and echocardiogram revealed vegetation on the aso and anterior cusp of the mitral valve.Mitral valve regurgitation was also observed due to the perforation of the anterior leaflet.Blood culture detected (b)(6)mri revealed multiple cerebral embolisms.The next day, an emergency procedure was performed to remove the vegetation and aso as well surgical closure of the atrial septal defect, and mitral valve repair.The patient was reported in good condition and discharged after antibiotic therapy for five weeks.Recurrence of the infection was not observed.Per physician's opinion, the patient's comorbidity (atopic dermatitis) was considered an infectious route.
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