Of the non–group A streptococci, group B is the most important human pathogen (the most common cause of neonatal sepsis and bacteremia), although other groups (particularly group G) have occasionally been implicated as causes of pharyngitis. [2] The emm classification scheme The traditional ...
BETALACTAM FAILURE IN TREATMENT OF TWO GROUP G STREPTOCOCCUS DYSGALACTIAE SUBSP. EQUISIMILIS 2. A 31-year old male patient, had an acute exudative tonsillopharyngitis, with enlarged tonsils, enlarged tender anterior cervical lymph nodes and increas... E Savini,C Catavitello,M Talia,... 被引量...
streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS), bacteremia with no identified focus or focal infections with or without bacteremia (e.g. meningitis, pneumonia, septic arthritis). The isolation of GAS from a non-sterile site in the presence of signs of serious illness...
Together, transcriptional profiles suggested altered GBS-associated immune responses in GDM hosts. Indeed, a multiplex cytokine assay showed that GDM mice had dysregulated vaginal, uterine and placental immune responses to GBS. GDM mice had significantly greater vaginal levels of G-CSF and KC and lowe...
treatment for invasive GAS disease (20). Thus, it is critical that surveillance for macrolide- and clindamycin-resistant GAS be continued. In China, scarlet fever is the only GAS disease re- ported by the National Noti able Infectious Disease Sur- ...
All preterm infants with bacteremia had symptoms; 22% of term infants with bacteremia had no symptoms. Group B streptococcal meningitis was confirmed in 6.3% of infants. Although 86% survived, GBS sepsis increased the birth weight-specific mortality rate up to eightfold in preterm infants and ...
Tmog WE 1990 Regional pulmonary blood flow In piglets during group B streptococcal bacteremia. Am Re\ Respir Dis 141:1209-1213 23. Ph~lipsJB. L!rene RK. Godo) G. Graybar G. Barefield E. Sams JEP. Gray BM 1988 Hemod)narnlc responses of chron~callyinstrumented p~gletsto bolus ~n...
Abscess formation, empyema, and bacteremia are common. Despite effective antimicrobial therapy, these infections typically respond slowly, with persistent fever for >7 days.6 Other respiratory tract infections reported include epiglottitis7 and sinusitis. Groups C and G streptococci also cause skin and...
None of the patients developed chronic airways infection, bacteremia, necrotizing pneumonia or empyema. Susceptibility was universal to common anti-Streptococcal antibiotics and anti-Pseudomonal antibiotics commonly used in CF, with the exception of azithromycin. GAS isolates varied in their production of...
R. Beta-haemolytic group A, C and G streptococcal infections in Western Norway: a 15-year retrospective survey. Clin Microbiol Infect 21, 171–178, 10.1016/j.cmi.2014.08.019 (2015). Article CAS PubMed Google Scholar Rantala, S. Streptococcus dysgalactiae subsp. equisimilis bacteremia: an ...