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prb0310
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our path questions suggest pseudomonas and an arterial involvement? any thoughts on this? thks PB
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mjl1717
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I can say its opportunistic. Describe as a: gram negative, non lactose fermenting, oxidase +, catalse+, aerobic bacilli, cultured on EMB or McConkey. key words-pyocynin, exotoxin A, inactivate EF2
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prb0310
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nice review, those are the impt characteristics to know for sure. I did find some web resources linking p. aeruginosa to arteritis but I don't think it's common
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