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Bacteroides: an unusual cause of breast abscess
Lancet (London, England)
|July 10, 1976
Abstract:
Three cases of breast abscess from which the non-sporing anaerobe Bacteroides was isolated are described. This organism has apparently not previously been reported as a cause of abscess in a breast without underlying malignancy.
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