Aerobes bactermia at al- kindi teching hospital, 2007-2010: changing etiology: clinical features, and outcome

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• who: The King from the Department of Microbiology AL-Kindi Teching Hosital * Department of Biology/ AL- Mustansiriya University have published the research: Aerobes Bactermia at AL- Kindi teching Hospital, 2007-2010: Changing Etiology: Clinical features, and Outcome, in the Journal: Microorganisms present in the circulating blood whether continuously intermittently are threat to every organ in the body. Approximately 200,000 cases of bacteraemia and fungemia occur annually with mortality rates ranging from 2050% [1].Therefore early diagnosis and appropriate treatment of these infections can make the difference between life and death [2].Since early 1950s,there is . . .
  

   

  

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