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See Latest ArticlesThe clinical significance of concurrent Staphylococcus aureus bacteriuria in patients with S. aureus bacteremia
Journal of Infection, 07/23/09
Choi SH et al. – The authors found that SABU was not a result of colonization via IDUC, but instead is a frequent concomitant of SAB. In septic conditions, especially without IDUC, SABU may indicate SAB with foci of infection in the urinary tract or the vertebral column.
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