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Escherichia marmotae - a human pathogen easily misidentified as Escherichia coli

2022-01-28

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We hereby present the first descriptions of human invasive infections caused by Escherchia marmotae , a recently described species that encompasses the former “Escherichia cryptic clade V”. We report four cases, one acute sepsis of unknown origin, one post-operative sepsis after cholecystectomy, one spondylodiscitis and one upper urinary tract infection. Cases were identified through unsystematic queries in a sing...

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55748fb1-2c9e-53d6-b034-6174f442cadf
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10.1101/2022.01.26.22269802
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