Tsukamurella pulmonis bloodstream infection identified by secA1 gene sequencing
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Tsukamurella pulmonis bloodstream infection identified by secA1 gene sequencing
Abstract
Recurrent bloodstream infections caused by a Gram-positive bacterium affected an immunocompromised child. Tsukamurella pulmonis was the microorganism identified by secA1 gene sequencing. Antibiotic treatment in combination with removal of the subcutaneous port healed the patient.
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