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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of 17 patients presenting with extra-intestinal infections likely caused by species of Aeromonas

From: Taxonomy, virulence genes and antimicrobial resistance of Aeromonas isolated from extra-intestinal and intestinal infections

Strains

Species

Disease spectrum

Underlying condition

Polymicrobial infection

BJ127

A. dhakensis

Wound infection after cholecystectomy

Liver cirrhosi and Gallbladder cyst

–

BJ069

A. dhakensis

Bacteremia

Pneumonia

Klebsiella pneumoniae

BJ123

A. media

Bacteremia

Pneumonia and uremia

–

BJ015

A. dhakensis

Cholecystitis

Post Liver transplantation

Stenotrophomonas maltophilia

BJ022

A. dhakensis

Cholecystitis

Post Liver transplantation

Klebsiella pneumoniae

BJ016

A. caviae

Cholecystitis

Post Liver transplantation

Klebsiella pneumoniae

BJ093

A. caviae

Cholecystitis

Post Liver transplantation

–

BJ128

A. caviae

Chronic Cholecystitis

Post Liver transplantation

Klebsiella pneumoniae

BJ124

A. sanarellii

Cholecystitis

Post Liver transplantation

–

BJ042

A. caviae

Urinary infection

Renal tuberculosis

–

BJ043

A. caviae

Urinary infection

Renal insufficiency

–

BJ126

A. veronii

Wound infection after Rectal cancer radical resection

Rectal cancer and Esophagus cancer

Proteus mirabilis

BJ014

A. hydrophila

Hydrothorax

Lung cancer

–

BJ017

A. hydrophila

Hydrothorax

Lung cancer

–

BJ018

A. hydrophila

Wrapped empyema

Lung cancer

–

BJ054

A. hydrophila

Hydrothorax

Esophagus cancer

–

BJ125

A. hydrophila

Wound infection after mastectomy

Breast cancer

–