Publications by authors named "Abdelouahab Erraji"
Article Synopsis
- Pasteurella is a common microorganism usually found in the upper respiratory and digestive tracts of mammals and birds, and it rarely affects humans.
- Human infections, called pasteurellosis, usually occur from bites or scratches from domestic animals, like dogs and cats, but can also come from other animals, including wildlife.
- The case presented involves a young woman who developed a hand infection after a rare human bite during a fight, but her condition improved with surgery and medication.
