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J Clin Microbiol. 1976 September; 4(3): 214-215

Septicemia due to Neisseria lactamica.

H D Wilson and T L Overman

ABSTRACT

Neisseria lactamica was isolated from the blood of a pediatric patient who had signs of septicemia and otitis media. Organisms morphologically resembling Neisseria, as well as gram-positive cocci, were seen on a Gram stain of fluid from the middle ear. It is hypothesized that the N. lactamica septicemia was secondary to infection of the middle ear by this organism.

J Clin Microbiol. 1976 September; 4(3): 214-215




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