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. 2006 Jul;44(7):2666–2668. doi: 10.1128/JCM.00274-06

TABLE 1.

Infections by Neisseria lactamica reported in the literature

Reference Age, sex Clinical presentation Potential predisposing condition Treatmenta Outcome
8 7 mo, F Meningitis None i.v. ampicillin followed by i.v. aqueous penicillin G Cured
14 23 mo, F Otitis and bacteremia Previous cardiac arrest; patent ductus arteriosus with pulmonary hypertension and gastrointestinal malrotation i.v. ampicillin Cured
5 6 mo, F Meningitis None i.v. ampicillin Cured
6 6 yr, M Meningitis None Cured
11 7 yr, F Bacteremia Chemotherapy-induced neutropenia/acute lymphocytic leukemia i.v. penicillin followed by oral penicillin Cured
2 15 wk, M Bacteremia Cerebral infarcts i.v. benzyl-penicillin Cured
10 28 mo, M Otitis NDb ND
12 18 yr, F Vaginitis? Vaginal colonization? None Oral cotrimoxazole Cured
2 46 yr, F Meningitis Cerebrospinal fluid leak following skull trauma i.v. ceftizoxime and i.v. penicillin Cured
a

i.v., intravenous.

b

ND, not described.