ArticleInfection and drug resistance2024
Bloodstream Infection Combined with Thoracic Infection Caused by
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Abstract
Objective: Methods: A 56-year-old male who underwent surgery for multiple pelvic and rib fractures developed fever, pleural effusion, and wound exudation despite receiving prophylactic anti-infection treatment with cefotiam. Then, replacing the broad-spectrum antimicrobial drugs such as biapenem, imipenem, linezolid still had no obvious curative effect. Meanwhile, a total of 4 groups of blood cultures were collected from patients, of which 2 groups reported positive results 2 to 3 days after specimen collection. At the same time, the patient's pleural effusion and wound pus were also cultured, and transparent needle-like small colonies grew on Columbia blood agar plates within 2 to 3 days after inoculation. Results: The cultured transparent pinpoint-like small colonies were identified as Conclusion: Although
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