Human Infection with Halomonas venusta following Fish Bite

AUTOR(ES)

von Graevenitz, Alexander

FONTE

American Society for Microbiology

RESUMO

Halomonas venusta, a moderately halophilic, nonfermentative gram-negative rod, is reported for the first time as a human pathogen in a wound that originated from a fish bite.

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