Clostridium tertium: Difference between revisions
From IDWiki
Clostridium tertium
(Created page with "* Generally non-pathogenic member of the ''Clostridium'' genus * Present in soil as well as adult, child, and neonatal GI tracts * Uncommon cause of di...") |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
* Generally non-pathogenic member of the [[Clostridium species|''Clostridium'' genus]] |
* Generally non-pathogenic member of the [[Clostridium species|''Clostridium'' genus]] |
||
* Present in soil as well as adult, child, and neonatal GI tracts |
* Present in soil as well as adult, child, and neonatal GI tracts |
||
| − | * Uncommon cause of disease, but has been associated with brain abscess, meningitis, neutropenic enterocolitis, soft tissue infections, and war wounds |
+ | * Uncommon cause of disease, but has been associated with [[brain abscess]], [[bacterial meningitis]], [[neutropenic enterocolitis]], skin and soft tissue infections, and war wounds |
{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Clostridium tertium''}} |
{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Clostridium tertium''}} |
||
Latest revision as of 10:26, 22 October 2019
- Generally non-pathogenic member of the Clostridium genus
- Present in soil as well as adult, child, and neonatal GI tracts
- Uncommon cause of disease, but has been associated with brain abscess, bacterial meningitis, neutropenic enterocolitis, skin and soft tissue infections, and war wounds
