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Bacteremia prediction models to reduce unnecessary blood cultures: external validation in a large US emergency department. [PDF]
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Infections Caused by Fusobacterium Species: Microbiology, Clinical Syndromes and Management: A Narrative Review. [PDF]
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Campylobacter jejuni Bacteremia in an Immunocompromised Host: A Rare Case Report. [PDF]
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The American Journal of Medicine, 1983
Despite the frequency and importance of both nosocomial and "community-acquired" bacteremia, definitive information concerning crucial pathophysiologic events in human bacteremia remains sparse. An extensive variety of clinical manifestations, such as fever, rigors, shock, altered circulatory dynamics, cutaneous manifestations changes in the ...
W R, McCabe, T L, Treadwell, A, De Maria
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Despite the frequency and importance of both nosocomial and "community-acquired" bacteremia, definitive information concerning crucial pathophysiologic events in human bacteremia remains sparse. An extensive variety of clinical manifestations, such as fever, rigors, shock, altered circulatory dynamics, cutaneous manifestations changes in the ...
W R, McCabe, T L, Treadwell, A, De Maria
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Diagnostic Microbiology and Infectious Disease, 1987
During a 6-yr period, 146 patients at our institution had Serratia bacteremia (3.8% of the total number of episodes of bacteremia), with an incidence of 1.24/1000 admitted patients. We chose a random group of 50 cases for clinical analysis in the present study.
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During a 6-yr period, 146 patients at our institution had Serratia bacteremia (3.8% of the total number of episodes of bacteremia), with an incidence of 1.24/1000 admitted patients. We chose a random group of 50 cases for clinical analysis in the present study.
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Medical Microbiology and Immunology, 1988
Of 585 bacteremic episodes studied prospectively at Rokach Hospital during a 4-year period (1980-1983), 70 (12%) episodes observed in 67 patients were due to multiple species. A total of 170 strains of microorganisms were involved, 2-5 per bacteremic episode: 130 (76%) were aerobic Gram-negative bacilli, 36 (21%) were Gram-positive cocci (most of them ...
Y, Siegman-Igra +2 more
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Of 585 bacteremic episodes studied prospectively at Rokach Hospital during a 4-year period (1980-1983), 70 (12%) episodes observed in 67 patients were due to multiple species. A total of 170 strains of microorganisms were involved, 2-5 per bacteremic episode: 130 (76%) were aerobic Gram-negative bacilli, 36 (21%) were Gram-positive cocci (most of them ...
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Diagnostic Microbiology and Infectious Disease, 1986
Bacteremia with Peptococcaceae is an uncommon clinical manifestation of infection with this family of microorganisms. A 20-month review of 12 patients with bacteremic infections due to anaerobic gram-positive cocci revealed that obstetrical patients during the peripartum period constitute the group at greatest risk for the development of such ...
M S, Topiel, G L, Simon
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Bacteremia with Peptococcaceae is an uncommon clinical manifestation of infection with this family of microorganisms. A 20-month review of 12 patients with bacteremic infections due to anaerobic gram-positive cocci revealed that obstetrical patients during the peripartum period constitute the group at greatest risk for the development of such ...
M S, Topiel, G L, Simon
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Is There Postdefecation Bacteremia?
Archives of Surgery, 1979An investigation was done to determine the incidence of postdefecation bacteremia. A study of 82 healthy volunteers was done. Among 164 predefecation cultures, only one (0.6%) from an anaerobic flask was positive for microorganism, which was identified as Staphylococcus epidermidis.
S, Slavin, R M, Goldwyn
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