… birth weight, and prolonged stay in the hospital.We report an outbreak of colonization of
premature babies with Klebsiella oxytoca … , France, 2 months after one premature baby hospi- …

… Apart from premature birth, few risk factors for maternal–fetal infections were found; the
risk factors for bacteremia or meningitis were congenital anomalies of the urinary tract in four …

… -producing Klebsiella oxytoca sensu lato in the gut microbiota of some preterm infants has
led to the suggestion that these bacteria may contribute to NEC in a subset of neonates. This …

… This opportunistic pathogen has also been associated with Necrotizing enterocolitis(NEC),
the most common gastrointestinal disorder in premature infants and reported to be lethal, with …

… oxytoca strains isolated. The third outbreak had 20 K. pneumoniae strains isolated. … , the
Klebsiella outbreaks in our pediatric ward mainly affected premature neonates with ventilators. …

… We describe an outbreak of VIM-carbapenemase Klebsiella oxytoca (VIM-Kox) in a NICU …
neonates. In this paper we report an outbreak by VIM-Kox in a NICU at a tertiary children’s …

… Treatment is provided to all categories of preterm infants and includes all levels of intensive
care except extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO). The unit also admits neonates …

… from the index NEC case, we then analyzed fecal samples from 9 additional NEC preterm
infants and 5 non-NEC age-matched controls, to determine the presence and abundance of …

… in a preterm baby secondary to Klebsiella oxytoca, resulting … nosocomial K oxytoca infection
in a preterm newborn. Although … Outbreaks of NIs caused by K oxytoca have most often been …

… of premature infants treated in NICU, the percentage of infections is 15-25%, and in babies
with birth … Oporność klinicznych szczepów Klebsiella pneumoniae i Klebsiella oxytoca na …