Left ventricular calcification following postpartum toxic shock syndrome

Postpartum toxic shock syndrome: a report of a case.

We describe a case of a 29-year-old Japanese woman with toxic shock syndrome which occurred 6 days after a normal vaginal delivery. This is the second case of postpartum toxic shock syndrome in Japan, so far as we know. Staphylococcus aureus was isolated from the uterine cavity. The isolate was coagulase type II and it produced both enterotoxin C and toxic shock syndrome toxin-1. The clinical c...

Toxic shock syndrome

Toxic shock syndrome is an acute febrile illness with mucocutaneous manifestations and multisystem involvement, often associated with focal staphylococcal infection. Although Todd originally described the disorder in children,' with a subsequent report of childhood toxic shock syndrome,2 publicity given to the disorder in relation to menstruation and tampon use has resulted in its being conside...

Toxic shock syndrome.

The entity of the variable pictures of an illness summed up by the description "toxic shock syndrome" has been focussed on by a great number of publications in Northern America since 1978, but has been described scarcely until yet in Germany. An etiological relationship with formerly described "toxic scarlet fever" and "Kawasaki syndrome" is to be discussed. This case in charge deals with a 25-...

Case report: Molluscum contagiosum. Toxic shock syndrome following cantharidin treatment.

Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS)

Toxic Shock Syndrome, otherwise known as TSS, is a systemic infection that is associated with the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus [1]. S. aureus exists as part of the human body’s normal bacteria, and does not cause infection since most people develop antibodies against the bacteria. Infection can be result in people that have not developed these antibodies, or may develop in people that have an...