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[A case report of Candida prosthetic endocarditis: an autopsy review].

Most of the increasing numbers of cases of Candida endocarditis have developed after cardiac surgery. We report a case of Candida parapsilosis endocarditis after mitral valve replacement in a patient with no predisposing factors. In this report we mainly examined the pathological findings in this patient with postmortem examination. A woman, age 55, underwent valve replacement with a Björk-Shiley prosthesis for mitral stenosis. The spike fever occurred on the 22nd postoperative day and Candida parapsilosis was cultured from the blood. On the 76th day, a conscious disturbance with the right side hemiplegia was experienced. A CT scan revealed massive hemorrhagic infarction. Despite the intensive care the patient died of cerebral damage. Pathologic findings showed that the vegetation in the major orifice of the Björk-Shiley valve was composed of both necrotic debris and tissue, with Candida organisms being scattered throughout the interstices. Additionally there were also multiple myocardial abscesses with necrotic tissue.