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Infections Infections  Diseases Enterococcus Spp Hospital Acquired Opportunistic

Front What diseases do Enterococcus spp. cause?
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• hospital acquired, opportunistic infections

• infections of sterile sites and immunocompromised patients
―bacteraemia
―wound infections 
―intra-abdominal wound infections ―urinary tract infections 
―endocarditis

• risks: prolonged hospitalization, broad spectrum antibiotics, catheters.

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