Serratia marcescens harboring SME-4 in Brazil: a silent threat
Abstract The intrinsic polymyxin resistance displayed by Serratia marcescens makes the acquisition of carbapenemase encoding genes a worrisome event. This study report a SME-4-producing S. marcescens isolate causing septic shock in Brazil. The insertion of novel resistance determinants and their con...
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Abstract | Abstract The intrinsic polymyxin resistance displayed by Serratia marcescens makes the acquisition of carbapenemase encoding genes a worrisome event. This study report a SME-4-producing S. marcescens isolate causing septic shock in Brazil. The insertion of novel resistance determinants and their consequent spread in our territory is noteworthy. |
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AbstractList | Abstract The intrinsic polymyxin resistance displayed by Serratia marcescens makes the acquisition of carbapenemase encoding genes a worrisome event. This study report a SME-4-producing S. marcescens isolate causing septic shock in Brazil. The insertion of novel resistance determinants and their consequent spread in our territory is noteworthy. The intrinsic polymyxin resistance displayed by Serratia marcescens makes the acquisition of carbapenemase encoding genes a worrisome event. This study report a SME-4-producing S. marcescens isolate causing septic shock in Brazil. The insertion of novel resistance determinants and their consequent spread in our territory is noteworthy. [Display omitted] •We describe for the first time a SME-4-producing Serratia marcescens isolate causing septic shock in Brazil;•The SME-4 has been previously named and the sequence deposited under the accession number KF481967 (unpublished). According to NCBI database, the S. marcescens 41727R carrying blaSME-4 was isolated from a wound ulcer drainage in the US, in 2012•Although the Brazilian patient has never traveled abroad, she reported having a relative, who lives in the city of New York, staying at her home for 3 days in June 2015;•The hospital where the patient was hospitalized is located in the city of Volta Redonda that is 124km away from the city of Rio de Janeiro, which hosted three global events in the past years: the World Youth Day (July 2013), the Football World Cup (June/July 2014), and the Olympic/Paralympic Games (August/September 2016). The intrinsic polymyxin resistance displayed by Serratia marcescens makes the acquisition of carbapenemase encoding genes a worrisome event. This study report a SME-4-producing S. marcescens isolate causing septic shock in Brazil. The insertion of novel resistance determinants and their consequent spread in our territory is noteworthy. |
Author | Carrareto, Valério Cayô, Rodrigo Chaves, Jessica Reis Esteves Matos, Adriana Pereira de Castro Pereira, Marco Aurélio Streling, Ana Paula Nodari, Carolina Silva de Almeida, Maíra Fernandes Leme, Rodrigo Cuiabano Paes Ferreira, Demian Candido Brandão, Jorge Luiz Ferreira de Almeida, Jean Pierre Aquino Gales, Ana Cristina |
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