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Klebsiella Klebsiella
(Friedlander Bacillus)(Friedlander Bacillus)
Professor Md. Akram HossainProfessor Md. Akram Hossain
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Review QuestionsReview Questions
Both Klebsiella & Esch coli are LF, How can you Both Klebsiella & Esch coli are LF, How can you differentiate?differentiate?
Why the colonies of Kelbsiella are mucoid ? How they Why the colonies of Kelbsiella are mucoid ? How they look like?look like?
Clinical importance of Klebsiella?Clinical importance of Klebsiella?
What are species of klebsiella?What are species of klebsiella?
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IntroductionIntroduction
FriendlanderFriendlander firstfirst isolatedisolated thethe bacillusbacillusfromfrom lobarlobar pneumoniapneumonia inin 18831883..
IntestinalIntestinal flora,flora, causecause onlyonly extraintestinalextraintestinaldiseasesdiseases
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TaxonomyTaxonomy
Five accepted species: Based on DNA hibridizationFive accepted species: Based on DNA hibridization
1.1. Klebsiella pneumoniaeKlebsiella pneumoniae
a)a) K.Pneumoniae pneumoniaeK.Pneumoniae pneumoniae
b)b) K.Pneumoniae aerogenesK.Pneumoniae aerogenesb)b) K.Pneumoniae aerogenesK.Pneumoniae aerogenes
c)c) K.Pneumoniae K.Pneumoniae oezaenaeoezaenae
d)d) K.Pneumoniae rhinoscleromatisK.Pneumoniae rhinoscleromatis
2.2. K.oxytocaK.oxytoca
3.3. K.platicolaK.platicola
4.4. K.terrigenaK.terrigena
5.5. K.group7K.group7
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BiochemistryBiochemistry
Biochemistry:Biochemistry:
Ferment glucose, Lactose, Maltose, sucrose, Mannitol Ferment glucose, Lactose, Maltose, sucrose, Mannitol
by mixed acid fermentation by mixed acid fermentation
positive for Indole and methyl red reaction.positive for Indole and methyl red reaction. positive for Indole and methyl red reaction.positive for Indole and methyl red reaction.
do not produce H2S, phenylalaninedeaminase or urease, do not produce H2S, phenylalaninedeaminase or urease,
do not utilize citrate do not utilize citrate
LSS +++LSS +++
GMM +++GMM +++
IMViC IMViC -- -- ++++
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KlebsiellaKlebsiella SerologySerology
Serology:Serology:
KlebsiellaKlebsiella can be types by Capsular can be types by Capsular antigensantigens
K 80 recognized types K 80 recognized types (1(1--6 are most 6 are most K 80 recognized types K 80 recognized types (1(1--6 are most 6 are most
frequent in Respiratory tract)frequent in Respiratory tract)
Detected by capsular swelling test, Detected by capsular swelling test,
agglutination, CFT& Fluorescent testagglutination, CFT& Fluorescent test
O 5 recognized typesO 5 recognized types
Bacteriocin typing Bacteriocin typing --klebocinklebocin12/25/201312/25/2013 66Prof. Muhammad Akram Hossain, Prof. Muhammad Akram Hossain,
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Morphology & cultural Morphology & cultural
characters characters
Nonmotile with capsuleNonmotile with capsule
GNB 1GNB 1--3umx0.4 um3umx0.4 um
Lactose Fermenter . Lactose Fermenter . form pink mucoid form pink mucoid colonies in MA medium.colonies in MA medium.
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Virulence factorsVirulence factors
1.1. Endotoxin like other GNB.Endotoxin like other GNB.2.2. CapsuleCapsule-- Interferers with phagocytosisInterferers with phagocytosis
What is theWhat is the Clinical significance of Clinical significance of capsule?capsule?capsule?capsule?
Capsule acts as virulence factorCapsule acts as virulence factor Helps in diagnosis by detecting the Helps in diagnosis by detecting the
capsulecapsule Due to antigenicityDue to antigenicity
Serotyping Serotyping epidemiological importanceepidemiological importance Vaccination Vaccination Therapeutics importanceTherapeutics importance
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Summary of EndotoxinSummary of Endotoxin
LPS
LPS-LBP
CD14
TLR4
Circulation
Details of endotoxin
TLR4
TNF
Fever tissue damage IL6 IL8 IL1 PAF
Toxic shock
Macrophages
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Structure of a GramStructure of a Gram--Negative Cell Negative Cell
WallWall
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Clinical infections Clinical infections --11
Varies with different speciesVaries with different species
K.oezaenae K.oezaenae OezenaOezena-- a disesase charactrized a disesase charactrized by foul smelling nasal discharge with progressive by foul smelling nasal discharge with progressive by foul smelling nasal discharge with progressive by foul smelling nasal discharge with progressive atrophy of mucus membranesatrophy of mucus membranes
K. rhinoscleromatisK. rhinoscleromatis-- rhinoscleromarhinoscleroma-- a a chronic granulomatous disease of the nose and chronic granulomatous disease of the nose and pharynxpharynx
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Clinical infections by Clinical infections by
K.pneumoniaeK.pneumoniae
1.1. PneumoniaPneumonia-- community acquired pneumonia community acquired pneumonia & also hospital acquired pneumonia& also hospital acquired pneumonia
2.2. Urinary tract infection (UTI)Urinary tract infection (UTI)-- 22ndnd common cause common cause 2.2. Urinary tract infection (UTI)Urinary tract infection (UTI)-- 22 common cause common cause especially in hospital acquired casesespecially in hospital acquired cases
3.3. Nosocomial infectionsNosocomial infections
4.4. Other infectionsOther infections
SepticemiaSepticemia
Wound infectionsWound infections
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Other important causes of Other important causes of
UTIUTI
1.1. Esch coliEsch coli2.2. KlebsiellaKlebsiella3.3. ProteusProteus4.4. ProvidenciaProvidencia5.5. CitrobacterCitrobacter5.5. CitrobacterCitrobacter6.6. AcinatobacterAcinatobacter7.7. PseudomonasPseudomonas8.8. Staph saprophyticus & S. aureusStaph saprophyticus & S. aureus9.9. Streptococcus Gr. D & Streptococcus Streptococcus Gr. D & Streptococcus
pyogenespyogenes
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Antimicrobial sensitivityAntimicrobial sensitivity
UTI UTI fluoroquinolonesfluoroquinolones-- (ciporofloxacin, (ciporofloxacin, levofloxacin, Gatifloxacin)levofloxacin, Gatifloxacin)
Sepsis Sepsis 33rdrd generation cephalosporingeneration cephalosporin Sepsis Sepsis 33rdrd generation cephalosporingeneration cephalosporin
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