DTaP-IPV Vaccination-Induced Granuloma Diagnosed With Multi-Virus/Microbial Real-Time PCR.
Hayashi H, Otsubo Y, Matsuoka K, Horikoshi Y, Katano H, Yuza Y
Pediatric DermatologyIn the feed 6 Aug 2026, published online 6 Aug 2026, issue 2026 Aug 06, added to PubMed 6 Aug 2026
Topics: Children
Abstract
Vaccination-induced granuloma is a common clinical diagnosis, but few reports have described the diagnostic utility of comprehensive pathological and microbiological examinations. This report details a case of DTaP-IPV vaccination-induced granuloma where the use of multi-virus/microbial real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) enabled a definitive molecular diagnosis. This advanced testing method confirmed the presence in the excised tissue of Bordetella pertussis and poliovirus genes from the vaccine components, a novel finding for this type of lesion. In cases requiring a definitive diagnosis, especially those where malignancy is a differential, surgical excision followed by multiplex PCR testing is a reliable option.
Abstract from PubMed
PMID 42562641 · DOI 10.1111/pde.70333