Long-term gut colonization with ESBL-producingEscherichia coliin participants without known risk factors from the southeastern United States
Coralis Rodriguez Garcia,
William A. Norfolk,
Amanda K. Howard
et al.
Abstract:We evaluated gut carriage of extended spectrum beta lactamase producingEnterobacteriaceae(ESBL-E) in southeastern U.S. residents without recent in-patient healthcare exposure. Study enrollment was January 2021-February 2022 in Athens, Georgia, U.S. and included a diverse population of 505 adults plus 50 child participants (age 0-5). Based on culture-based screening of stool samples, 4.5% of 555 participants carried ESBL-Es. This is slightly higher than reported in studies conducted 2012-2015, which found carri… Show more
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