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	DOI:10.2337/cd16-0004

Corpus ID: 4510904A Case of Disseminated Sepsis Caused by an Unusual Microorganism in a Patient With Diabetes
@article{GhermanCiolac2017ACO,
  title={A Case of Disseminated Sepsis Caused by an Unusual Microorganism in a Patient With Diabetes},
  author={C. Gherman-Ciolac and A. Patel and S. Budha and Joanna Macve and H. Buch},
  journal={Clinical Diabetes : A Publication of the American Diabetes Association},
  year={2017},
  volume={35},
  pages={112 - 115}
}
	C. Gherman-Ciolac, A. Patel, +2 authors H. Buch
	Published 2017
	Medicine
	Clinical Diabetes : A Publication of the American Diabetes Association

Patients with suboptimally controlled diabetes are susceptible to a higher frequency and severity of infections from common microorganisms (1). They are also at a higher risk of acquiring sepsis at unusual sites and from uncommon microbes (2). We report a patient with a background of longstanding type 2 diabetes, multiple comorbidities, and an intra-cardiac device, who had life-threatening disseminated sepsis caused by an unusual bacterium.

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