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== Organisms == |
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** [[Rhodococcus species]]: red colonies, associated with horses |
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| [[mycetoma]], lymphocutaneous infections, skin abscesses; in immunocompromised hosts, invasive pulmonary and disseminated infections |
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** [[Streptomyces species]]: common contaminant |
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| pulmonary infections, bacteremia, skin and wound infections, UTIs, endophthalmitis, peritonitis, [[CLABSI]], [[abscess]] in prostate, spleen, thyroid, kidney, or brain, osteomyelitis; associated with horses |
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| skin infections, chronic pulmonary disease, [[CLABSI]], wound infections, bacteremia |
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| peritonitis, [[CLABSI]], skin infection |
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| commonly contaminant; inoculation skin infection including [[mycetoma]] |
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| inoculation skin infection including [[mycetoma]] |
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| inoculation skin infection from insects or thorns |
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! colspan=2 | Miscellaneous |
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[[Category:Gram-positive bacilli]] |
[[Category:Gram-positive bacilli]] |
Revision as of 19:26, 5 July 2020
Background
- A genetically unrelated group of Gram-positive bacilli
- Filamentous soil bacteria
- More commonly seen in fungal cultures
- Typically not acid-fast
Organisms
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Partially acid-fast (cell wall contains mycolic acid) | |
Nocardia | mycetoma, lymphocutaneous infections, skin abscesses; in immunocompromised hosts, invasive pulmonary and disseminated infections |
Rhodococcus | pulmonary infections, bacteremia, skin and wound infections, UTIs, endophthalmitis, peritonitis, CLABSI, abscess in prostate, spleen, thyroid, kidney, or brain, osteomyelitis; associated with horses |
Gordonia | skin infections, chronic pulmonary disease, CLABSI, wound infections, bacteremia |
Tsukamurella | peritonitis, CLABSI, skin infection |
Not partially acid-fast (cell wall does not contain mycolic acid) | |
Streptomyces | commonly contaminant; inoculation skin infection including mycetoma |
Actinomadura | inoculation skin infection including mycetoma |
Dermatophilus | inoculation skin infection from insects or thorns |
Nodardiopsis | |
Oerskovia | |
Miscellaneous | |
Mycobacterium | |
Corynebacterium |