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Table 1 Clinical manifestations of C. auris in patients

From: First hospital outbreak of the globally emerging Candida auris in a European hospital

Clinical manifestation of C. auris cases

Percent (total number)

Colonization only

56 % (n = 28/50)

Candidaemia episodes (one patient had two episodes)

18 % (n = 9/50)

Possible sternal wound infection (culture positive and clinical signs of infection)

6.3 % (n = 3/50)

Possible urinary catheter infection (culture positive before and after catheter change and response to antifungal treatment)

2 % (n = 1/50)

Possible vascular line tip infection (positive line tip culture treated empirically with antifungal agent)

14 % (n = 7/50)

Presumed invasive candidiasis of unknown focus of infection

4 % (n = 2*/50)

  1. *one patient had a raised BDG of 303 pg/mL (normal range <60 pg/mL)