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Reveals high mortality in pediatric patients with nosocomial KPC-2 outbreak, suggesting urgent diagnostic improvements.
Clonal dissemination of KPC-2-E.roggenkampii ST516 in a paediatric ICU. Automated systems misidentified the isolates, masking a fatal nosocomial outbreak. The blaKPC-2 gene was located on a novel, streamlined IncU plasmid backbone. XDR isolates showed cefiderocol resistance despite no prior drug exposure.Graphical abstract of the fatal E. roggenkampii ST516 outbreak.The study highlights: (i) 50% mortality and severe clinical complications; (ii) diagnostic misidentification by automated systems; (iii) a novel ~30 kb IncU plasmid carrying blaKPC-2; and (iv) an XDR phenotype with cefiderocol resistance despite no prior drug exposure.Created in PowerPoint and Canva using royalty-free icons.
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