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[Gas gangrene--case diagnosis].

E. Wojdat, K. Kwiatek, Henryk Zdrojewski, Lidia Krupa

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Anaerobic spore-forming bacteria from species Clostridium perfringens is commonly present in soil and in the intestines of men and animals. Clostridium perfringens type A are responsible for gas gangrene men and animals. This paper describes gas gangrene case after limb amputation at 69-year-old man, treated for diabetes since several years. Used multiplex PCR generated amplification product 900 bp size (cpa) responsible for coding alpha toxin (CPA) present at Clostridium perfringens type A.

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Anaerobic spore-forming bacteria from species Clostridium perfringens is commonly present in soil and in the intestines of men and animals. Clostridium perfringens type A are responsible for gas gangrene men and animals. This paper describes gas gangrene case after limb amputation at 69-year-old man, treated for diabetes since several years. Used multiplex PCR generated amplification product 900 bp size (cpa) responsible for coding alpha toxin (CPA) present at Clostridium perfringens type A.

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Anaerobic spore-forming bacteria from species Clostridium perfringens is commonly present in soil and in the intestines of men and animals. Clostridium perfringens type A are responsible for gas gangrene men and animals. This paper describes gas gangrene case after limb amputation at 69-year-old man, treated for diabetes since several years. Used multiplex PCR generated amplification product 900 bp size (cpa) responsible for coding alpha toxin (CPA) present at Clostridium perfringens type A.

Key concepts: Clostridium perfringens, Gas gangrene, Clostridium, Gangrene, Amputation, Microbiology, Clostridiaceae, Spore

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