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Surveillance of severe invasive group G streptococcal infections in Japan during 2002-2008.

Japanese journal of infectious diseases - 1 Sept 2010

Ikebe Tadayoshi, Oguro Yuuko, Ogata Kikuyo, Katsukawa Chihiro, Isobe Junko, Shima Tomoko, Suzuki Rieko, Ohya Hitomi, Tominaga Kiyoshi, Okuno Rumi, Uchitani Yumi, Tada Yuki, Okabe Nobuhiko, Watanabe Haruo

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Group G Streptococcus strains isolated from patients with severe invasive infections in the period 2002-2008 were surveyed and their prevalence compared with that observed in the period 1995-2001 in Japan. Strains with genotypes stg485, stg6792, stc36, stg6, and stg652 were isolated in both periods, whereas various new genotypes appeared in 2002-2008 and some genotypes found in 1995-2001 were not found...

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