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Malassezia species was more commonly isolated from FIV-infected cathanhan FIV-uninfected cats (84% vs 28.6%).

Conclusions: Candida infections are a significant cause of mortality in ICU's.C. tropicalis is more commonly isolated than C albicans.

Additionally, while Staphylococcus species seem to be more commonly isolated from degraded sutures, it appears that Streptococcus species are more often responsible for severe suture infections and endophthalmitis.

Compared to isolates of PFGE types A and F carrying SCCmec type III or II (HA genotypes), isolates of PFGE types C, D and AN carrying SCCmec type IV or VT (CA genotypes) were more commonly isolated from wound or pus (10.4% vs. 85.1%, p<0.001) but less frequently from sputum (58.2% vs. 2.1%, P<0.001) or blood (13.4% vs. 2.1%, P = 0.045) (Table 3).

MPs from biological fluids or cell cultures are more commonly isolated by differential centrifugation.

Candida was more commonly isolated from the urine in these patients.

Patients also seroconverted more frequently to the most commonly isolated bacteria, L. anisa and B. massiliensis (>50 isolates, p=0.021).

The most commonly isolated pathogens were gram-negatives (52.5%), and more than 40% of patients had peritonitis or pneumonia.

While rhinoviruses are most commonly isolated viruses during episodes of exacerbation, influenza viruses have the potential to become even more problematic with the increased likelihood of an epidemic.

Lately Gram-positive bacteria accounted for more than one-half of the overall sepsis cases reported in the USA, with Staphylococcus aureus being the most commonly isolated bacterium.

Gram-negative organisms were the most commonly isolated pathogens in early-onset sepsis, and Gram-positive organisms were most commonly isolated in late-onset sepsis.