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Volume 28, Number 4—April 2022
CME ACTIVITY - Synopsis

Shewanella spp. Bloodstream Infections in Queensland, Australia

Kevin B. LauplandComments to Author , Adam G. Stewart, Felicity Edwards, David L. Paterson, Sonali Coulter, Claire Heney, Narelle George, and Patrick Harris
Author affiliations: Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (K.B. Laupland, A.G. Stewart, D.L. Paterson); Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane (K.B. Laupland, F. Edwards); University of Queensland, Brisbane (A.G. Stewart, D.L. Paterson, P. Harris); Medication Services Queensland, Brisbane (S. Coulter); Pathology Queensland, Brisbane (C. Heney, N. George, P. Harris)

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Figure 1

Incidence (cases/1 million persons) of Shewanella species bloodstream infections and number of blood samples collected per 1 million persons, Queensland, Australia.

Figure 1. Incidence (cases/1 million persons) of Shewanella species bloodstream infections and number of blood samples collected per 1 million persons, Queensland, Australia.

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