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La NaciónBrote de meningitis en Mendoza: qué es la bacteria Serratia marcescens, cómo se transmite y por qué es tan peligrosa
A cluster of five cases of meningitis was confirmed at a hospital in Mendoza due to infection with the bacterium *Serratia marcescens*, resulting in two fatalities. This opportunistic bacterium can contaminate medical devices and solutions, potentially entering the bloodstream and causing meningitis. The investigation is ongoing to determine the source of contamination, as the bacteria exhibits resistance to various antibiotics, complicating treatment. Authorities are implementing surveillance to prevent further infections.
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