Management of Severe Monkeypox in Brazil and Colombia

Management of Severe Monkeypox in Brazil and Colombia
Management of Severe Monkeypox in Brazil and Colombia.

Between 6-10% of reported MPX cases will require hospital admission. Most common reasons for admission are pain management (usually related to proctitis or tonsillitis), inability to swallow, urine retention, encephalitis or complications including bacterial infection. Pregnant women, young children and immunosuppressed patients are reported as at higher risk of complications. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 16 individuals were reported death in Latin America and the Caribbean associated to this disease.  

Agenda

12: 00-12:05   Introduction, Dr. Ruben Mayorga
12:05-12:30    Use of tecovirimat for severe MPX cases in Brazil, Dr. Carlos Frank 
12:30-12:45    Severe MPX cases in Colombia, Dr. Franklyn Prieto 
12:45-13:00    Colombia Clinic Cases Description, Dr. Carlos Alvarez -Dr. Javier Garzón 
13:00-13:15    Panel session and Q/A, Dr. Jo Yei Li- Dr. Dr. Omar Sued 
13:15               Closure,Dr. Ruben Mayorga

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