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Lawsonella clevelandensis: a normal flora that bites deep

2026-08-18

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Since its formal description in 2016, Lawsonella clevelandensis —a strictly anaerobic, partially acid-fast bacterium—has been increasingly recognized as a cause of deep-seated abscesses, yet its fastidious nature and absence from routine diagnostic databases contribute to significant underdiagnosis. This narrative review synthesizes current knowledge on its microbiology, expanding clinical spectrum, diagnostic str...

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20621c0a-6bf3-5d62-a270-d83931ad2990
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10.3389/fcimb.2026.1914466
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