… Case patients were defined as hospitalized patients from … , such that any patient was
included as a case patient only once. … as isolation at 48 h after admission to the hospital. Control …

… To our knowledge, our patient cohort … hospitalized patients, including comorbidities (hematological
cancer), previous contacts with health care facilities (number of prior hospitalizations …

… This study examined predictors of carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae (CRKP)
colonization and risk factors for the development of CRKP infection in patients initially only …

… identify Klebsiella pneumoniae genes associated with clinical infection compared to
asymptomatic colonization. The study was conducted at University Hospital, a tertiary care hospital …

… Klebsiella pneumoniae as a main opportunistic pathogen is a … resistance specifically in
hospitalized patients. These bacteria … -resistance bacterial strains among hospital isolates of K. …

… of Klebsiella among clinical patients has become a global concerns in recent years. In the
present study, 24% prevalence rate of Klebsiella was observed among clinical patients from …

… patients who became colonized during hospitalization had a higher risk of developing KPC-Kp
infection than hospitalized patients … Besides, the risk of infection in the group of patients …

… First detected in the United States in 1996, Klebsiella pneumoniae carbapenemase (KPC) …
K pneumoniae. These microorganisms can cause serious infections in hospitalized patients, …

… other than Escherichia coli (especially Klebsiella pneumoniae) being increasingly reported
in the … Most of the studies on antibiotic resistant K. pneumoniae isolates are focused on the …

… surveillance study of K. pneumoniae clinical isolates in hospital patients. Whole-genome …
(WGS) data reveals a diverse pathogen population, including other species within the K. …