TABLE 3.

Clinical information and outcome of 12 patients with uncommon Chryseobacterium species infection

Case no.	Species	Yr of isolation	Site of isolation	Age (yrs)/gendera	Clinical manifestation(s) and underlying illness(es)	Outcome
1	C. arthrosphaerae	2008	Blood	74/M	Primary bacteremia, gastric ulcer, bladder tuberculosis	Survived
2	C. arthrosphaerae	2012	Pleural effusion	42/M	Thoracic empyema, esophageal carcinoma, liver cirrhosis	Died
3	C. arthrosphaerae	2014	Abscess	46/M	Septic arthritis	Survived
4	C. arthrosphaerae	2014	Blood	54/M	Biliary tract infection, cholangiocarcinoma	Survived
5	C. culicis	2009	Blood	60/F	Biliary tract infection, hepatocellular carcinoma, liver cirrhosis	Survived
6	C. culicis	2012	Blood	64/M	Central line-associated bloodstream infection, Ewing sarcoma	Survived
7	C. cucumeris	2005	Bile	80/F	Biliary tract infection, cholangiocarcinoma, diabetes mellitus, hypertension	Survived
8	C. cucumeris	2013	Abscess	42/F	Necrotizing fasciitis	Survived
9	C. bernardetii	2009	Blood	67/F	Primary bacteremia, gastric ulcer	Survived
10	C. bernardetii	2015	Blood	75/M	Primary bacteremia, tonsil cancer	Survived
11	C. artocarpi	2016	Blood	52/M	Primary bacteremia, hypopharyngeal cancer	Survived
12	C. daecheongense	2016	Bile	82/F	Biliary tract infection, carcinoma of the ampulla of Vater, diabetes mellitus, hypertension	Survived

^aM, male; F, female.