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Fourth, in patients with Burkholderia cepacia endocarditis, the mitral valve is known to be less frequently involved than the tricuspid valve; mitral valve involvement has been reported in only those patients who previously had prosthetic valve replacement or valve repair surgery [ 3- 5], and only 1 study reported aortic valve endocarditis without any predisposing factors [ 6].
Other Gram-positive and Gram-negative organisms may be less frequently involved [ 2].
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The esophagus, ascending colon, and transverse colon are less frequently involved [5].
Fistulisation: Fistulisation most frequently involves the bladder in men (Fig. 18), which is less frequently involved in women when the uterus is present [11, 37].
The clavicle is less frequently involved in children but some cases of clavicular location have been reported in young adults (Fig. 17) [29, 29].
This observation suggests that these two clones are less frequently involved in allelic exchange with other strains.
It is of note that clone II, which was less frequently involved in outbreaks during the 1990s than clone I, is now emerging in several European countries with many strains being carbapenem resistant [25], [26].
Other branches were less frequently involved including splenic vein, superior mesenteric vein, inferior mesenteric vein, and vena cava.
Other conditions typically occurring in PD (e.g. dementia, diabetes and cardio- and cerebro-vascular disease) were less frequently involved.
The histopathological diagnosis rests on the presence of necrotizing vasculitis involving capillaries and venules but sometimes arterioles also, whereas larger arteries are less frequently involved [ 2].
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