Misdiagnosis of Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma
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Misdiagnosis of Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma
Misdiagnosis of Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma Yun Seong Kim Division of Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine, Pusan National University School of Medicine, Yangsan, Korea Definition of Misdiagnosis l A medical error occurs when a health-care provider chose an inappropriate method of care or the health provider chose the right solution of care but executed it incorrectly l Medical errors are often described as human errors in healthcare Zhang J, Patel VL, Johnson TR. JAMIA, 2002 l Many types of medical error from minor to major Timothy P. Hofer. ACP, 2000 Introduction l Malignant pleural mesothelioma(MPM) is an uncommon neoplasm which is originated from pleural mesothelial cells l The majority of MPM is associated with prior asbestos exposure l Patients often present with chest pain and dyspnea due to pleural effusion, which might be diagnosed with tuberculous pleurisy especially in Korea. MPM is well known for its poor prognosis with a median survival time of less than 12 months after diagnosis l Case Presentation Case 1 M/44 l l l l l l CC: Lt chest pain for 2M PI: AntiTB medication for 10 ds → ↑amount of effusion in CXR PHx : N-S SHx: Ex-smoker; 30 PY, stop 5yrs ago FHx: Father – TB Tx Lab/F l l l WBC=21,100/mm3(Neu 75.5%), Hb=14.7 g/dL, Hct=40.8%, CRP=8.69 mg/dL AST/ALT=53/162 IU/L, LDH=465 IU/L, TB=0.78 mg/dL, TP/Alb=6.5/3.2 g/dL, BUN/Cre=18.4/0.7 mg/dL PF analysis: pH=7.5, WBC=333/mm3 (Neu 75%, Lym 25%), Protein=4.9 g/dL, LDH 687 IU/L, Glucose=110 mg/dL, ADA=30 IU/L Case 1 l l l Delay in Diagnosis: about 2M Occu: factory dealing asbestos for 6yrs, 20yrs ago Progress: Chemotherapy at other hospital Case 2 M/73 l l l l l CC: Rt chest pain, dyspnea for 2yrs PI: Medication for TB pleurisy for 6M 2YA → sx aggreviate in recent days PHx & FHx: N-S SHx: Smoking (-), Alcohol (-) Lab/F l l l WBC=7,480/mm3(Neu 62.8%), Hb=11.2 g/dL, Hct=35.2%, CRP=10.18 mg/dL AST/ALT=18/10 IU/L, LDH=418 IU/L, TB=0.46 mg/dL, TP/Alb=6.4/3.3 g/dL, BUN/Cre=8.9/0.8 mg/dL PF analysis: pH=8.0, WBC=39/mm3 (Neu 15%, Lym 85%), Protein=4.1 g/dL, LDH=2,090 IU/L, Glucose=39 mg/dL, ADA=29 IU/L Case 2 l l l Delay in Diagnosis: about 2yrs Occu: factory dealing asbestosis for 30yrs → stop 10YA Progress: ARF after VATS biopsy → expire on POD #16 Case 3 M/52 l l l l l l CC: Rt chest pain, dyspnea for 1M PI: Medication for TB pleurisy started for 20ds → sx relief (-) PHx: N-S SHx: Smoking (-), Alcohol (-) FHx: Father – TB Tx Lab/F l l l WBC=7,030/mm3(Neu 71.6%), Hb=12.0 g/dL, Hct=34.5%, CRP=10.38 mg/dL AST/ALT=29/40 IU/L, LDH=465 IU/L, TB=0.49 mg/dL, TP/Alb=6.2/3.2 g/dL, BUN/Cre=11.7/1.1 mg/dL PF analysis: pH=8.0, WBC=2,016/mm3 (Neu 35%, Lym 65%), Protein=4.6 g/dL, LDH=1,196 IU/L, Glucose=79 mg/dL, ADA=42 IU/L Case 3 l l l Delay in Diagnosis: about 1M Occu: Welding factory for several yrs Progress: supportive Tx Case 4 M/73 l l l l l CC: cough, dyspnea for 5M PI: Evaluation at other tertiary hospital → recommend surgical Bx → refuse PHx & FHx: N-S SHx: Smoking (+): 50PY, Alcohol (-) Lab/F l l l WBC=7,190/mm3(Neu 52.0%), Hb=10.3 g/dL, Hct=31.6%, CRP=4.11 mg/dL AST/ALT=19/16 IU/L, LDH=442 IU/L, TB=0.2 mg/dL, TP/Alb=8.6/3.5 g/dL, BUN/Cre=19.0/0.75 mg/dL Pericardial Fluid analysis: pH=7.5, cells=9,230/mm3 (Neu 53%, Lym 18%), Protein=7.5 g/dL, LDH=9,437 IU/L, Glucose <10 mg/dL, ADA=46 IU/L Case 4 l l l Delay in Diagnosis: about 6M Occu: Farmer, dealing with slate works Progress: Chemotherapy(Pemetrexed + Cis) 9 cycles Summary Sex /Age Initial Dx Delay time Progress Case 1 M/44 TB pleurisy 2M ? Case 2 M/73 TB pleurisy 2Y Die POD #16 Case 3 M/52 TB pleurisy 1M Several months Case 4 M/73 Unknown 5M Die after 1yr Methods to reduce error l l Patient's getting a second opinion from another independent practitioner with similar qualifications Voluntary reporting of errors l l l to obtain valid data for cause analysis Root cause analysis Systems for ensuring review by experienced or specialist practitioners “Be always suspicious of MPM in atypical or unknown pleural disease” Thank you for your attention!!