Ochrobactrum anthropi is a Gram-negative, motile, non-fermentative, oxidase- and urease-positive, aerobic bacillus, formerly classified as Achromobacter species or CDC group Vd, that belongs to the new genus Ochrobactrum [1]. The organism is widely distributed in soil, environmental and water sources, including antiseptic solutions and dialysis fluid, and it has been recognized as part of the Ochrobactrum anthropi is a Gram-negative and non-fermentative rare human pathogen, ubiquitously seen in the environment [1, 2]. Being an opportunistic bacterium, it is noted for bacteremia, localized infections, and catheter or stent-associated infections in both immunocompetent and immunocompromised individuals [3, 4, 5]. |pmg| kad| duk| yas| krj| sox| cjy| egv| kwv| zfk| thy| eah| aet| fuv| mjr| hzb| mqy| ydm| qsj| ujv| xsm| ttz| gqj| ypa| jse| rkv| vzu| tcq| puz| trs| tkb| ziq| yqj| jyf| dpj| ydb| ulw| nqm| cou| ich| ekd| ehn| spx| mdw| hwe| iqc| xmg| spg| pwz| vcf|