Acute Abdomen in a Patient with SIDA due to the Inclusion of Cytomegalovirus

Valdemir Jose Alegre Salles, Gustavo Simoes de Araujo Alegre Salles, Gabriela Teles Cortez, Isabela Simoes de Araujo Alegre Salles, Isabele Teles Cortez, Italo Bruno do Nascimento Mourae, Vitoria Coutinho Ribeiro

AIDS; cytomegalovirus; gastroenterology; abdomem acute; infectious

Cytomegalovirus is a member of the herpes virus group, whose primary infection is usually subclinical and manifesting itself in the presence of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. Intestinal involvement by cytomegalovirus is an infrequent complication and in its clinical manifestation we can highlight gastrointestinal hemorrhage, abdominal pain, weight loss, diarrhea and fever, as the most common, regardless of the intestinal segment affected.