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. 2000 Oct;38(10):3785–3790. doi: 10.1128/jcm.38.10.3785-3790.2000

TABLE 6.

Demographic and clinical data for 11 of 26 patients who had an Aeromonas sp. as the only pathogen and the toxin gene(s) of the Aeromonas spp.

Patient Age (mo) Gendera Stool consistency No. of stools in 24 h No. of erythrocytes in stoolb No. of leukocytes in stoolb Abdominal pain Vomiting Feverc Dehydration statusd Aeromonas sp. isolated Toxin gene(s) of Aeromonas sp.
12057 48 M Watery 15–20 0 0–10 + + Moderate A. caviae alt, ast
12780 24 F Watery 6–10 0 11–20 Mild A. caviae alt, ast
14980 29 F Watery 6–10 0 0–10 + Mild A. caviae alt, ast
17718 22 M Watery 6–10 0 11–20 Mild A. caviae alt, ast
18750 54 F Loose 6–10 1–10 11–20 + + Mild A. veronii biotype sobria alt
24161 6 M Loose 6–10 1–10 15–20 + + Mild A. caviae alt
32317 5 M Loose 6–10 0 11–20 Mild A. media alt
939 11 F Watery >20 0 11–20 + + Mild A. hydrophila alt, ast
10776 18 M Watery 6–10 0 0–10 + Mild A. caviae alt, ast
14732 36 F Watery 11–15 0 0–10 None A. caviae None
30340 44 F Watery 3–5 0 11–20 + Moderate A. veronii biotype sobria alt, ast
a

M, male; F, female. 

b

Number per high-power microscopy field. 

c

Defined as ≥37.7°C. 

d

Defined as per reference 36