Abstract
Fulminant Vibrio Vulnificus Infection as the Cause of Acute overchronic Liver Failure Case Report.
Vibrio vulnificus (VV) is a halophilic, gram negative bacterium. It is the most deadly foodborne pathogen, accounting for almost 95% of all shellfish-related deaths. It is found naturally in estuarine waters, its main host is raw or undercooked oysters, clams and shellfish.
Author(s):
María Monterrosa-Robles
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