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See Latest ArticlesHalomonas, a Newly Recognized Human Pathogen Causing Infections and Contamination in a Dialysis Center: Three New Species
Medicine, 08/26/09
Stevens DA et al. – The authors hypothesize that the RCC became contaminated with these halophilic organisms from bicarbonate used to prepare dialysis fluid, and they persist despite cleaning and flushing procedures because of biofilm in machines and bicarbonate fluid inflow sites. Our experience, together with the review of the literature presented here, indicates the genus Halomonas has pathogenic potential.
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