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Molecular methods enhance the detection of pyoderma-related Streptococcus pyogenes and emm-type distribution in children.

Jennifer N HallEdwin P ArmitageElina SenghoreSaffiatou DarboeMomodou BarryJanko CamaraSulayman BahAlexander J KeeleyJames S McCarthyPierre R SmeestersClaire E TurnerThomas C DartonMichael MarksAdrienn AngyalThushan I de Silva
Published in: The Journal of infectious diseases (2024)
Bacterial culture significantly underestimates the burden of S. pyogenes in pyoderma, particularly when co-infected with S. aureus. Molecular methods should be used to enhance the detection of S. pyogenes in surveillance studies and clinical trials of preventative measures in RHD-endemic settings.
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