J Infect. 1983 Sep;7(2):153-5.

Bacteroides aortitis and aneurysm formation following arteriography.

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Aortitis, aneurysm formation and rupture following translumbar aortography in a middle-aged man is described. The infecting organism was found to be the anaerobe bacteroides, a hitherto undocumented pathogen in this condition.

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