Woolfrey B F, Quall C O, Lally R T
Arch Pathol Lab Med. 1985 Aug;109(8):744-6.
We report an unusual case of Pasteurella multocida wound infection caused by a tiger bite. We investigated the normal fang flora of large zoo cats and found P multocida in cultures from seven tigers, three of four leopards, and one lynx. Sucrose fermentation was found to be highly media dependent and unpredictable. The literature relative to P multocida in bite-wound infections is reviewed with special reference to bites by animals other than cats and dogs. With the addition of the present case, the animals involved have been two rats, two opossums, two lions, one horse, one rabbit, one boar, one panther, and one tiger.
我们报告了一例由老虎咬伤导致的多杀巴斯德菌伤口感染的罕见病例。我们调查了大型动物园猫科动物的正常齿龈菌群，在七只老虎、四只豹子中的三只以及一只猞猁的培养物中发现了多杀巴斯德菌。发现蔗糖发酵高度依赖培养基且不可预测。本文回顾了与多杀巴斯德菌咬伤伤口感染相关的文献，特别提及了猫和狗以外动物的咬伤。加上本病例，涉及的动物有两只大鼠、两只负鼠、两只狮子、一匹马、一只兔子、一头野猪、一只黑豹和一只老虎。
