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Pediatric Blood Culture Results for <em>Paenibacillus urinalis</em> at a Tertiary Hospital; 5.5-Year Evaluation

2026-06-25

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Paenibacillus is abundant in nature and environmental samples, and generally does not contain invasion factors. Therefore, Paenibacillus growth in blood is generally considered a contamination. However, it can lead to infection in children and adults, particularly in at-risk groups. In many of these cases, it may not be clear whether Paenibacillus is the true cause of the infection. The literature reports a limite...

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Literature Corpus work: d2ec8594-007d-581a-b28b-692004b1a034
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202606.1903.v1

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