Über anaerobe Bakterien

Massini, Rud

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“…Finally, a report (not shown in Table 1) by Massini from 1913 chronicles a young boy who died of complications of scarlet fever, otitis media, and chronic mastoiditis. An anaerobic diphtheroid was isolated in pure culture from the autopsy, but the microbiologic description was not adequate to identify it as P. acnes (31).…”

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Propionibacterium acnes osteomyelitis: case report and review of the literature

Noble¹,

Overman²

1987

J Clin Microbiol

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Propionibacterium acnes, a part of the skin flora, caused vertebral osteomyelitis in a man who had recently undergone a microdiskectomy. The identifying characteristics and antibiotic susceptibility pattern are presented for this unusual human pathogen. The relationship of P. acnes to bone infection is summarized for the first time. A typical patient with P. acnes osteomyelitis is an adult male who has had prior surgery. Most patients respond favorably to prolonged antibiotic therapy.

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