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Biopsy: ≥ 10 specimens from the base of the ulcer. ∆+: Histology identification of CMV by immunohistochemical and direct fluorescence staining
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Blood test : antigen, viral culture, PCR
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Others test: Immunodeficiency, renal failure, malignancy, transplanted organs, HIV, steroid or immunosuppressive therapy
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Treatment: Treatment primary disease: immunodeficiency… Antivirus: Ganciclovir/forcarnet IV, oral Valganciclovir
Cytomegalovirus esophagitis
Lesion: Esophageal ulceration and vasculitis caused by CMV infection at multiple sites
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