Hypereosinophilic Syndrome Complicated by Ischemia of the Lower Limb Clinical Case with Review of the Literature

Abstract

Hyper eosinophilia is the result of a disorder, which can be of central origin, with an excessive production of polymorphonuclear eosinophils (PNE), or of a peripheral dysfunction with an abundant recruitment of polynuclear neutrophils from the marrow by the tissues. peripheral more frequently the digestive and urogenital respiratory tissue. The diagnostics must be early to avoid complications. Any case of hypereosinophilia requires a very precise etiological investigation, with a balance sheet of visceral repercussions of eosinophilia. Some genetic abnormalities of the eosinophil line or a dysfunction of the lymphoid line, can be discovered, the targeted therapy trials have revolutionized the prognosis, sometimes pejorative of these diseases, we report here the case of hypereosinophilia complicated by ischemia of the lower limbs.