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Journal of Hand Surgery, 1993
Cultures of paronychia of the fingers have grown aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. Each was recovered individually in only about a quarter of the patients and a mixed aerobic/anaerobic flora was isolated in half of the patients. The predominant anaerobic organisms were Gram-positive anaerobic cocci, Bacteroides species and Fusobacterium species.
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Cultures of paronychia of the fingers have grown aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. Each was recovered individually in only about a quarter of the patients and a mixed aerobic/anaerobic flora was isolated in half of the patients. The predominant anaerobic organisms were Gram-positive anaerobic cocci, Bacteroides species and Fusobacterium species.
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A mixed infection of syphilis and chancroid
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1984The clinical differentiation between a hard chancre and a soft chancre is well known to dermatologists. We present a patient with both a hard and a soft chancre developing on the penis. Thorough investigational studies should be made of all patients with venereal disease to determine whether more than one venereal disease is present.
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2020
This section contains 10 clinical cases, which are mixed infections caused by different types of pathogens.
Jing Feng +4 more
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This section contains 10 clinical cases, which are mixed infections caused by different types of pathogens.
Jing Feng +4 more
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[Mixed dermatophyte infection in a cat].
Wiadomosci parazytologiczne, 2001Skin mycoses in animals are mostly caused by Microsporum canis, Microsporum persicolor, Microsporum gypseum and in rare cases by Trichophyton mentagrophytes. As a rule only one dermatophyte species is isolated from skin lesions, but at times mixed infection with bacteria occur.
Zwierzyńska, E., Bożena Kaszak
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2014
In considering the question of mixed mycotic infections, one is faced with a number of issues related to the specific pathogenic strategies that have developed in different species and related to the phylogenetic levels of unrelatedness. First, one must consider, where relevant, the issues of commensalism, opportunism, and infection.
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In considering the question of mixed mycotic infections, one is faced with a number of issues related to the specific pathogenic strategies that have developed in different species and related to the phylogenetic levels of unrelatedness. First, one must consider, where relevant, the issues of commensalism, opportunism, and infection.
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Mixed Virus Infections in Rice
Rice is one of the highest consumed food gains in the world and is a key commercial product in the world economy. However, recurring outbreaks of viral diseases in rice lead to a significant loss of yield and economy in several Asian, African, and Latin American countries. Mixed virus infections are common in field conditions.openaire +1 more source
Are All Pneumococcal Infections Mixed Infections With Viruses?
Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 2012Korppi Matti, Korppi Matti
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Developments in biologicals, 2002
Mixed retrovirus infections frequently result in viral pseudotyping in which the genome of a virus is encapsulated within virions possessing a distinct host range from that encoded by the packaged genome. Pseudotyping between different classes of murine retroviruses has been extensively documented in vitro and in vivo and can result in profound changes
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Mixed retrovirus infections frequently result in viral pseudotyping in which the genome of a virus is encapsulated within virions possessing a distinct host range from that encoded by the packaged genome. Pseudotyping between different classes of murine retroviruses has been extensively documented in vitro and in vivo and can result in profound changes
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