We studied the clinical characteristics and epidemiology of disease associated with a rare,
unnamed halophilic lactose-fermenting Vibrio species in 39 persons from whom the …

OBJECTIVE: The authors reviewed patients who developed sepsis or soft tissue infections
caused by marine Vibrio bacteria in Florida. SUMMARY BACKGROUND DATA: Marine …

Lactose-positive Vibrio is a recently recognized marine organism that has pathogenic
potential for humans. An organism was isolated from the sputum and blood of a man who …

Vibrio damsela was isolated from six wound infections in otherwise healthy persons. In five
of the six cases the wounds were known to have been exposed to salt or brackish water at …

Clinical and epidemiologic characteristics of disease associated with a newly described
nonhalophilic Vibrio species, Vibrio mimicus, were identified by studying isolates from 21 …

Abstract Dadisman, TA, Jr.(Epidemiology Program, CDC, Atlanta, Ga. 30333), R. Nelson, JR
Molenda and HJ Garber. Vibrio parahaemolyticus gastroenteritis in Maryland. I. Clinical and …

Vibrio parahaemolyticus was the etiological agent in three food-related epidemics of
gastroenteritis in Maryland, during August 1971. These outbreaks involved crab food …

In recent years, it was demonstrated that cultures of Vibrio parahaemolyticus isolated from
human diarrheal stools were different from those from sea fish and sea water in a hemolytic …

Thirty years have passed since the first isolation of Vibriopatahaemolyricuus. Volumes of
literature have been written about this organism and it has become recognized as a major …

Vibrio vulnificus, a recently described halophilic Vibrio species, has been isolated from the
blood, wounds, and other skin lesions of patients with primary sepsis or wound infections …