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Persistent bacteremia caused by Ralstonia pickettii and Microbacterium: A case report

2022-06-09

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Ralstonia pickettii is a low virulent, gram-negative bacillus that is rarely associated with human infections and may cause bacteremia. Microbacterium species are gram-positive coryneforms that are generally considered as a contaminant in Gram staining of blood cultures, especially when the time to positivity is longer than 48 h. Both these bacterial species are emerging opportunistic pathogens that may occasional...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1723069/v1
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