| 31. | Multidrug-resistant " Enterococcus faecalis " and " Enterococcus faecium " are associated with nosocomial infections.
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| 32. | Multidrug-resistant " Enterococcus faecalis " and " Enterococcus faecium " are associated with nosocomial infections.
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| 33. | There are also strains of enterococci that have developed resistance to vancomycin referred to as Vancomycin resistant enterococcus ( VRE ).
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| 34. | The average number of enterococcus colonies per 100 milliliters in the lower reaches of the creek ranged from 91 to 418.
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| 35. | "Enterococcus " are normally present in the human intestines, female genital tract and often within the environment.
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| 36. | But when enterococcus spreads into surgical wounds or the bloodstream of very ill patients with weakened defenses, it can turn deadly.
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| 37. | Another method to detect large numbers of enterococcus in water is an agar-based growth media incubated under standard aerobic conditions.
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| 38. | The bacteria is a less common, though potentially more dangerous, cause of infections known as enterococcus, acquired in the hospital.
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| 39. | This resembles Synercid, a new drug to treat VRE . Studies have already revealed Synercid-resistant Enterococcus faecium in farm animals.
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| 40. | "' Dalfopristin "'is a semi-synthetic streptogramin antibiotic analogue of ostreogyrcin A ( Enterococcus faecium ".
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