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Nontraumatic Clostridium septicum gangrenous myonecrosis
Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1983Nontraumatic Clostridium septicum infections may present as either septicemia or as metastatic myonecrosis. Most of these infections occur in debilitated patients with diabetes who are receiving cancer chemotherapy. The majority have a hematologic abnormality or a carcinoma of the colon.
P E, Collier, D L, Diamond, J C, Young
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A case of clostridium septicum aortitis
ANZ Journal of Surgery, 2021Roshini Ramkumar +3 more
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Sucrose-fermenting Strains of Clostridium septicum
Nature, 1963SEVERAL authors1–5 have described Clostridium septicum as an organism which does not ferment sucrose. Smith6, describing the fermentation reactions of strains of Clostridium septicum, mentions that some strains do ferment sucrose but that they need several days for sufficient acid to be produced to be detectable by the usual indicators.
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Clostridium septicum myonecrosis following chemotherapy
International Journal of Hematology, 2022Omali Pitiyarachchi, Nicholas Viiala
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Clostridium septicum infections in children
The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 1992S L, Bratton +3 more
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1991
For reasons that are not fully understood, there is an association between Clostridium septicum infection and carcinoma. In this article, Dr Kirchner describes the examination and treatment of a patient with C septicum infection in whom metastatic cancer was found on laparotomy.
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For reasons that are not fully understood, there is an association between Clostridium septicum infection and carcinoma. In this article, Dr Kirchner describes the examination and treatment of a patient with C septicum infection in whom metastatic cancer was found on laparotomy.
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CLOSTRIDIUM SEPTICUM AND NEUTROPENIC ENTEROCOLITIS
The Lancet, 1987A, King, D G, Wight
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[Clostridium septicum and colonic cancer].
Ugeskrift for laeger, 1989During the period 1980-1987, Clostridium septicum was identified at Statens Seruminstitut, from anaerobic blood cultures in six patients. Five of the patients had cancer of the colon or rectum (c. coli) and one had cancer of the ovary. Correspondingly great incidence of solid tumours, particularly c. coli with C.
J A, Kurtzhals, J, Prag, J, Terp
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