The history of the genus Aeromonas reflects the confusing history of microbiology in the last
100 years. Because of numerous different names given to members of this genus (Table I), it …

The importance of the genus Aeromonas in human disease has recently become better
appreciated through the use of improved methodologies for the recovery and identification of …

We report the clinical and microbiological characteristics of 11 cases of Aeromonas
hydrophila infection of skin and soft tissue, and we review the English-language literature on …

A microbiological survey of Aeromonas hydrophila in Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries
showed that this species is ubiquitous, occurring in numbers ranging from< 0.3/l to 5× …

Enterotoxigenic Aeromonas spp. were isolated from 118 (10· 2%) children with diarrhoea
and 7 (0· 6%) of those without diarrhoea in a prospective, year-long study of 1156 children …

A review of virulence factors in Aeromonas spp. covering enterotoxins (cytotonic, cytotoxic
and their assay), haemolysins, proteases, haemagglutinins, endotoxins, virulence factors of …

Fifteen Aeromonas isolates from various human infections and nine isolates from polluted
water were identified as either Aeromonas hydrophila or Aeromonas sobria and examined …

Infections due to Aeromonas hydrophila and Plesiomonas shigelloides in
immunocompromised hosts have been well documented, but the role of these organisms in …

To evaluate the clinical and epidemiologic aspects of aeromonas enteritis, we studied the
cases of 34 persons nationwide from whomAeromonas hydrophilahad been isolated in …

Five strains of Aeromonas hydrophila were selected for use in volunteer challenge trials. All
five strains produced cytotoxin, hemolysin enterotoxin, lysine decarboxylase …