… innocuum remain. Here we review the microbiological and clinical characteristics of this …
Here we review the microbiological and clinical characteristics of this potentially emerging …

… After comparing the clinical characteristics of the CI and control groups, we found that patients
in the CI group either had Crohn's disease (55%) or ulcerative colitis (45%). Also, patients …

… Antimicrobial susceptibility was determined, and clinical characteristics of the patients were
assessed. Clostridium innocuum isolates were characterized by genome sequencing and …

… Herein, we conducted a retrospective case–control study to describe and evaluate the
clinical characteristics and outcomes of infections caused by C. innocuum. To this end, we …

… However, the clinical characteristics of this infection in cancer … cultures positive for Clostridium
species between March 1, … clinical features observed in cancer patients with Clostridium …

… Medical records were available from 103 patients and were reviewed to characterize the
clinical features … Information obtained included demographic and clinical data, prescriptions of …

… innocuum isolates could be identified to the … innocuum isolates were negative for the
pyrrolidonyl amino peptidase reaction, which resulted in a choice overlap with other Clostridium spe…

… In conclusion, clinical manifestations of clostridial bacteraemia differed between patients
with solid tumour and haematological malignancy, but 7-day mortality was similar. Patients with …

… Clostridium perfringens is the most common clinical isolate of the genus. It is a ubiquitous
bacterium associated with several exotoxin-mediated clinical diseases. There are 12 …

… We performed a literature review revealing a number of common aspects to the clinical
presentation of C. innocuum infection and an association with various comorbidities. Further, we …