This large, immobile bacterium produces...

The most clinically important species of this genus

is Klebsiella pneumonia. This large, immobile bacterium produces large sticky colonies

at sowing on nutrient media. Pathogenicity Klebsiella, can be attributed to its production

thermostable enterotoxins. K. pneumonia infection

are common in hospitals, where they cause pneumonia (characterized by bloody sputum emissions) and

urinary tract infections in patients catheter. In fact,

K. pneumonia is second only to Escherichia coli urinary tract pathogen. Klebsiella infections found

more often than in the past. This is probably due to the bacteria with antibiotics

on the properties of resistance strattera prescription. Klebsiella species may contain resistance plasmids (R-plasmids)

providing resistance to antibiotics such as ampicillin and carbenicillin. To

worse, R-plasmids can be transferred to other enteric bacteria not necessarily

of the same species. Klebsiella pneumonia tend to affect people with major diseases >> << such as alcoholism, diabetes and chronic lung disease. Classically, Klebsiella pneumonia

causes severe, rapid onset, which often causes destruction in the region

light. Infected people usually get a high temperature, chills, flu-like symptoms and cough >> << productive large quantities of mucus. The mucous (or sputum) that cough is

often thick and blood tint and was passed as currant jelly sputum

because of his appearance. Mortality in Klebsiella pneumonia is high in connection with >> << underlying disease that is usually present in affected individuals. While normal pneumonia

often resolve without complication, Klebsiella pneumonia

frequently causes lung destruction and pockets of pus in the lungs (known as abscesses). Phage therapy for treatment of Klebsiella infections Phagotherapy Center considers antibiotic-resistant infections. [

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others. in

Escherichia coli, Acinetobacter

baumanii,

Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Klebsiella species

Lactococcus garvieae and

Enterococcus faecium these dangerous microbes

. They, along with >> << this study support

diseases >> << actually successfully

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