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Catheter-Related Bacteremia due to Enterobacter ludwigii in a Hemodialysis Patient: First Report in the Literature

Hemodiyaliz Hastasında Kateter ile İlişkili Enterobacter ludwigii Bakteriyemisi: Tıbbi Literatürde İlk Bildirim

Seyit Ali BÜYÜKTUNA
Mustafa Zahir BAKICI
Mansur KAYATAŞ
Meryem TİMUÇİN
Süleyman KÖZ
Esin OĞUZ
Ferhan CANDAN
Pages
316–319
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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We report a hemodialysis patient with catheter related bacteremia due to Enterobacter ludwigiisp. whose infection improved only partially by antibiotics that were expected to be fully effective, basedon antibiotic susceptibility testing; the infection could be cured only after removal of the catheter.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The Enterobacter cloacae complex, a member of the genus Enterobacter, consists of a group of bacteriathat are responsible for serious infections in human beings.
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Key Findings & Data:A recently identified member of the group,Enterobacter ludwigii sp, is an emerging source of clinically important infections, but, up until now,there has been no report of catheter related bacteremia due to Enterobacter ludwigii sp. in hemodialysispatients.
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Conclusion & Impact:We report a hemodialysis patient with catheter related bacteremia due to Enterobacter ludwigiisp. whose infection improved only partially by antibiotics that were expected to be fully effective, basedon antibiotic susceptibility testing; the infection could be cured only after removal of the catheter.
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The Enterobacter cloacae complex, a member of the genus Enterobacter, consists of a group of bacteriathat are responsible for serious infections in human beings. A recently identified member of the group,Enterobacter ludwigii sp, is an emerging source of clinically important infections, but, up until now,there has been no report of catheter related bacteremia due to Enterobacter ludwigii sp. in hemodialysispatients. We report a hemodialysis patient with catheter related bacteremia due to Enterobacter ludwigiisp. whose infection improved only partially by antibiotics that were expected to be fully effective, basedon antibiotic susceptibility testing; the infection could be cured only after removal of the catheter.

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Enterobacter cinsi üyesi olan Enterobacter cloacae kompleksi, insanda ciddi enfeksiyonlardan sorumlu bir grup bakteri içerir. Grubun yakın zamanda tanımlanan, Enterobacter ludwigii türlerinin klinik olarak önemli enfeksiyonlara neden olduğu bildirilmektedir; fakat şimdiye kadar, hemodiyaliz hastalarında, kateter ile ilişkili E ludwigii bakteriyemisi bildirilmemiştir. Kateter ilişkili E ludwigii bakteriyemisi olan hemodiyaliz hastası, in-vitro antibiyotik duyarlılık özelliklerine göre seçilen antibiyotik tedavisine kısmi yanıt verdi; bakteri eradikasyonu, antibiyoterapi ile birlikte kateter çekilmesi sayesinde sağlanabildi

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BÜYÜKTUNA, S. A., BAKICI, M. Z., KAYATAŞ, M., TİMUÇİN, M., KÖZ, S., OĞUZ, E., CANDAN, F. (2022). Catheter-Related Bacteremia due to Enterobacter ludwigii in a Hemodialysis Patient: First Report in the Literature. Türk Nefroloji Diyaliz ve Transplantasyon Dergisi, Cilt: 27 - Sayı: 3, 316–319. https://ajindex.com/articles/636063

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