Interesting fact- Enterobacter asburiae competes and suppresses pathogens such as E. coli O157:H7 and Salmonella spp. I found E. asburiae in salads out of couple of food poisoning cases in my lab, I reported it as not significant and anyways did not find them in samples of food handlers. Any experience of E. asburiae in clinical cases?
Dr. Godfred A. Menezes
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E. asburiae is opportunistic but has not been reported as a primary wound organism, and A. hydrophila infections have been reported following motor vehicle crashes involving wound contamination.
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