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Table 1 Main clinical features of the Latin America leishmaniasis cases and results of sequencing of the cytochrome b fragment

From: Imported leishmaniasis in travelers: a 7-year retrospective from a Parisian hospital in France

 

L. guyanensis n = 7

L. braziliensis n = 2

L. mexicana n = 2

L. panamensis n = 1

Visited country

 Bolivia

–

1

–

–

 Costa Rica

–

–

–

1

 French Guiana

5

–

–

–

 Mexico

–

–

2

–

 Peru

2

1

–

–

Length of stay

  < 30 days

6

1

1

1

 30–90 days

–

1

–

–

  > 90 days

1

–

1

–

Occurrence of skin lesions

  < 30 days after return

5

2

1

–

 30–100 days after return

2

–

1

1

Delay for seeking medical assistance

  ≤ 90 days

3

2

 

1

  > 90 days

4

 

2

 

Exudative lesions

4

2

0

1

Treatmenta

 Pentamidine

4

–

–

1

 Intralesional meglumine antimoniate

–

1b

1

–

 Liposomal amphotericin B

2

1b

–

–

 Itraconazole

1c

–

–

–

Cytochrome b sequencing

 Reference sequence GeneBank access number

AB095969.1

LC472861.1

AB095963.1

MK570510

 SNP

Absence

Absence

C53T (Met- > Thr) and A584G (Gln- > Gln)

absence

  1. aTwo patients (1 L. braziliensis and 1 L. mexicana) were included in therapeutic trials in another hospital
  2. bSame patient treated with an association intralesional meglumine antimoniate and liposomal amphotericin B
  3. cPatient treated with itraconazole because of previous treatment with pentamidine in South America