Organisms of the Mimeae tribe have been implicated as pathogens for man in numerous infections including meningitis, urethritis, endocarditis, conjunctivitis, and pneumonia. Two patients who died of pneumonia due to a member of the Mimeae tribe,Bacterium anitratum, have been described previously. This report describes an additional similar case and emphasizes that organisms of the Mimeae tribe can be primary pulmonary pathogens.
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