TABLE 2.

Thirty-four cases of C. upsaliensis infection from previous reports^a

Age (yrs or as indicated)	Sex	Underlying disease	Clinical presentation	Reference
—	—	—	Hemolytic uremic syndrome	16
4	—	—	Guillain-Barré syndrome	17
64	M	—	Guillain-Barré syndrome	18
83	M	CHF, CRF, COPD	Bacteremia	14
10 (mo)	M	None	Bacteremia	14
20	M	None	Enteritis	14
72	M	CRF	Peritonitis	14
35	F	AML	Enteritis	14
6 (mo)	M	None	URI, erythematous tympanic membranes	14
38	M	AIDS	Bacteremia	14
1	M	URI	Enteritis	14
80	F	Glioblastoma	Bacteremia	14
25	F	REP	Bacteremia	14
64	M	LC	Bacteremia	14
11	F	None	Enteritis	12
36	M	Alcohol syndrome	Pneumonia	12
30	F	None	Burn	12
4	F	None	Enteritis	12
6	M	Anorexia	Enteritis	12
9	M	Kwashiorkor	Bacteremia	12
13	F	None	Enteritis	12
9	M	Anemia	Pneumonia	12
7	F	Myocarditis	Bacteremia	12
6	M	None	Enteritis	12
18	M	Kwashiorkor	Bacteremia	12
27	M	Kwashiorkor	Enteritis	12
10	F	Underweight for age	Enteritis	12
12	M	None	Enteritis	12
2	F	Kwashiorkor	Enteritis	12
18	F	Kwashiorkor	Bacteremia	12
46	F	None	Breast abscess	19
26	F	None	Abortion	9
24	M	Knee arthroplasty	Prosthetic knee infection	15
83	M	IBS	Persistent bloody diarrhea	5
70	M	UC, TC, CS	Severe sepsis	This report

^a—: unknown; M, male; F, female; CHF, congestive heart failure; CRF, chronic renal insufficiency; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; AML, acute myeloid leukemia; URI, upper respiratory illness; REP, ruptured ectopic pregnancy; LC, liver cirrhosis; IBS, irritable bowel syndrome; UC, ureteral cancer; TC, thyroid cancer; CS, Cushing's syndrome.