Background Until recently, members of the Cronobacter genus (formerly known as
Enterobacter sakazakii) were a relatively unknown cause of nosocomial infections …

Abstract Enterobacter sakazakii kills 40%–80% of infected infants and has been associated
with powdered formula. We analyzed 46 cases of invasive infant E. sakazakii infection to …

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Enterobacter sakazakii represents a significant risk to the health of neonates. This bacterium
is an emerging opportunistic pathogen that is associated with rare but life-threatening cases …

The ubiqitous microorganism Enterobacter sakazakii is a rare contaminant of infant formula
and may cause severe systemic infection in neonates. So far, other food is not known to …

The first cases of neonatal meningitis believed to have been caused by Enterobacter
sakazakii were reported in 1961. Prompted by several subsequent outbreaks of E. sakazakii …

There has been considerable concern related to Cronobacter spp. in foods, especially due
to their highlighted association with neonatal infections through the ingestion of …

Cronobacter sakazakii (C. sakazakii) is a foodborne opportunistic pathogen that can cause
life-threatening invasive diseases, such as necrotizing enterocolitis, meningitis, and sepsis …

Reconstituted infant formula has been implicated in outbreaks of Enterobacter sakazakii
infections, causing high mortality and serious sequelae. Current prevention methods appear …

Although flies are important vectors of food-borne pathogens, there is little information to
accurately assess the food-related health risk of the presence of individual flies, especially in …