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A One Health Insight into Noncholeric
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Abstract
Background: Data on "non-choleric Methods: We investigated the epidemiology of NCV infections in hospital, community, and environmental settings along the French West coastline. A retrospective multicenter study was carried out in 10 hospitals and 3 community laboratories between 2017 and 2020 in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region to collect clinical data on all documented Results: A total of 223 cases were documented, suggesting that NCV infections are widely underestimated in France, as the number of patients included in this study in a single region exceeded the total cases reported by the French National Reference Center for Conclusions: NCV infection incidence has been increasing in this Atlantic coastal region of France, and the high rates of antibiotic resistance among environmental strains are worrying.
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