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Krankheiten durch Erreger der Mimea-Herellea-Gruppe

Infekte durch Mimea- oder Herellea-ähnliche Erreger, B. anitratum, B5W, Moraxellen, Diplococcus mucosus, Achromobacter anitratum

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Krankheiten durch Bakterien

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Es handelt sich um eine Gruppe weitgehend ähnlicher, gramnegativer, kulturell anspruchsloser Bakterien, deren Nomenklatur und systematische Zugehörigkeit verschieden und inkomplett beurteilt werden, die oft als Saprophyten gelten, aber zunehmend einerseits als direkte Ursache lokaler Infekte (Conjunctivitis, Urethritis), anderseits als meist sekundäre Erreger allgemeiner infektiöser Krankheitsbilder (Meningitis, Pneumonie, Endokarditis, Sepsis) isoliert werden und damit auch im Problem des Hospitalismus eine Rolle spielen.

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Gsell, O. (1968). Krankheiten durch Erreger der Mimea-Herellea-Gruppe. In: Erdmann, G., et al. Krankheiten durch Bakterien. Infektionskrankheiten. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87073-6_24

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