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Clinical anaerobic infections are often associated with and in proximity to the mucous membranes where they are predominantly normal human flora. This wide variety of infections can be associated with significant morbidity and mortality, especially when clinically unrecognized or ineffective antimicrobial therapy is selected or inadequate surgical therapy is utilized. These diverse infections may...
To assess the status of clinical anaerobic bacteriology in the United States, we surveyed (by means of a questionnaire) 120 hospitals selected at random with bed capacities of 200-1000, and we received responses from 78 (65%), all of which performed some degree of clinical anaerobic microbiology. Separate anaerobic blood culture bottles were used by 73 labs (94%) (median, 450 specimens/mo): 56% used...
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