伪虫 (Pseudomonas guariconensis) 死亡性软组织感染,丹麦

Sofus Rønne Soltau1, Nina Elisabeth Pontoppidan Monrad2, Allan Evald Væver Nielsen3

  • 1Hvidovre Hospital, Department of Clinical Microbiology, Denmark.

概括

本案例报告详细介绍了由Pseudomonas guariconensis引起的死软组织感染 (NSTI) 的成功治疗方法. 由于美罗胺耐药性,替代性抗生素对于患者的康复至关重要.

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