Background Anaerobic bacteria can cause various infections, and their incidence may differ
greatly, depending on the country or hospital. We investigated recent trends in anaerobe …

Abstract Background. During 1974–1988, the incidence of anaerobic bacteremia at the
Mayo Clinic (Rochester, MN) decreased. This trend occurred nationally, prompting calls for …

Incidence, prognosis and need of performing blood cultures for anaerobic bacteria are
under debate, mainly due to the belief that the presence of anaerobes in blood can be easily …

BACKGROUND: Anaerobic bacteria constitute a major part of the normal flora of the human
skin, mucous membrane and intestinal tract, and can cause various infections. The …

Background: Many case series studies have reported risk factors of infection with anaerobic
bacteria, but few factor analysis studies have been conducted. Objective: We conducted a …

A prospective observational study was conducted to evaluate the clinical characteristics and
outcome of communityacquired anaerobic bacteremia. From June 1 2001 through May 31 …

Materials and Methods A retrospective study to analyse the frequency of isolation of different
anaerobic bacteria, was conducted over a period of five years from 2011 to 2015 including …

The results of early studies showed that anaerobes accounted for 20% of all bacteremias;
more-recent data suggest that these organisms account for∼ 4%(0.5%–9%) of bacteremias …

In order to identify current trends in anaerobic bacteraemia, a 10-year retrospective study
was performed in the University Hospital Brussel, Belgium. All clinically relevant …

Background Investigation on incidence and mortality of anaerobic bacteremia (AB) is
clinically relevant in spite of its infrequent occurrence and not often explored, which report …