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See Latest ArticlesCommunity-acquired bacteremia and acute cholecystitis due to Enterobacter cloacae: a case report
Journal of Medical Case Reports, 09/16/09
Isasti G et al. – The peculiarity of our case is the development of community–acquired bacteremia due to E. cloacae with a clear infectious focus, as a single agent isolated in several blood cultures, in a patient without severe underlying diseases, prior antimicrobial use or previous hospital admission. Although the majority of Enterobacter spp. infections are nosocomially acquired, primary bacteremia being the most common syndrome, these pathogens may also be responsible for community–acquired cases.
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