Isolation of Legionella oakridgensis from two patients with pleural effusion living in the same geographical area

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Two cases of Legionnaire's disease caused by Legionella oakridgensis were diagnosed at the university hospital in Nantes, France. The two patients' isolates were identified by means of phenotyping and genotyping methods. Epidemiological investigations concluded that the first case was hospital acquired while the second case was considered community acquired.

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Lo Presti, F., Riffard, S., Jarraud, S., Le Gallou, F., Richet, H., Vandenesch, F., & Etienne, J. (2000). Isolation of Legionella oakridgensis from two patients with pleural effusion living in the same geographical area. Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 38(8), 3128–3130. https://doi.org/10.1128/jcm.38.8.3128-3130.2000

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