Role of species in human infections: first literature review.

is an aerobic, Gram-positive and nonmotile bacterium. It was first isolated in 1941 from the mycetoma and ovaries of the bedbug. The primary strains were named and and are different from the Collins , 1988 classification of the new genus. Human infections with species are rare because the species is a kind of saprophyte bacterium; however, most information regarding this species comes from case reports. Molecular markers for the identification include sequencing of 16S rRNA, and genes. Given the lack of information on the treatment of infections, a combination of various antibiotic agents is recommended.