“…meningosepticum has occasionally been isolated from adults, chiefly from debilitated patients (King, 1959;Madruga et al, 1970), and from the genitals of adult patients of both sexes suspected of gonococcal infection (Olsen and Ravn, 1971), but the authors in the latter report did not consider that the strains played a pathogenic role. Werthamer and Weiner (1972) reported a case of subacute bacterial endocarditis, caused by F. meningosepticum, in a patient with rheumatic heart disease.…”