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Incidence, Risk Factors, and Outcomes for Enterococcus spp. Blood Stream Infections: A Population-Based Study
Highlights • Population data shows Enterococcus BSI disproportionally effect men and the elderly • The risk factors and outcomes for Enterococcus BSI differ depending on causative species • E. faecealis BSI is associated with a GU source, whereas E. faecium is often GI • E. faecium is often nosocomi...
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| description | Highlights • Population data shows Enterococcus BSI disproportionally effect men and the elderly • The risk factors and outcomes for Enterococcus BSI differ depending on causative species • E. faecealis BSI is associated with a GU source, whereas E. faecium is often GI • E. faecium is often nosocomial, affecting those invalided and associated with higher mortality |
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