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Enterobacter Hormochae in a Diabetic Wound
Ravi Kumar Chittoria , Afzal Muhammed Fysel1 , Ravi Kumar Chittoria2 , Jacob Antony Chakiath3
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Afzal Muhammed Fysel, Ravi Kumar Chittoria, Jacob Antony Chakiath/Enterobacter Hormochae in a Diabetic Wound/Indian Journal of Diabetes and Endocrinology, 2021;3(2):9–12.
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In the treatment of chronic wounds, the amount to which bacteria obstruct wound healing is a point of contention. Clinicians must evaluate a large number of chronic wounds using identical sequencing and bioinformatics methods in order to select appropriate empiric therapies due to the high diversity and extreme variability of the microbiota between individual chronic wounds, which leads to inconsistency in small cohort studies. The oxidase-negative gram-negative rod Enterobacterhormaechei (E. hormaechei) was initially discovered as a distinct species in 1989. The fungus E. hormaechei can be found in a variety of habitats. It's widely thought to be a pathogen that causes nosocomial infections, however it doesn't normally infect animals other than humans
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- Ravi Kumar Chittoria
, - Afzal Muhammed Fysel1
, - Ravi Kumar Chittoria2
, - Jacob Antony Chakiath3
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