1 ts who present to a clinical provider with a cat bite.

2 elothrix rhusiopathiae was isolated from two cat bites.

3 and septica were the most common isolates of cat bites.

4 d several porphyromonas species from dog and cat bites.

5 d with soft tissue infections due to dog and cat bites.

6 eople with infections associated with dog or cat bites.

7 uman Bartonella quintana infection following cat bites.

8         Overall there were 750 patients with cat bites, 1,108 with dog bites, and approximately 117,0

9 solates from both dog bites (50 percent) and cat bites (75 percent).

10 pression was found in 41.3% of patients with cat bites and 28.7% of those with dog bites.

11 s included Reimerella anatipestifer from two cat bites and Bacteroides tectum, Prevotella heparinolyt

12        Furthermore, 85.5% of those with both cat bites and depression were women, compared to 64.5% o

13 ve suggested a potential association between cat bites and human depression.

14 proportion of depression in patients who had cat bites, especially among women, suggests that screeni

15                             Infected dog and cat bites have a complex microbiologic mix that usually

16 if she presented to our health system with a cat bite was 47.0%, compared to 24.2% of men presenting

17 cteria responsible for infections of dog and cat bites, we conducted a prospective study at 18 emerge

18 tty acid analysis indicated that the dog and cat bite wound strains were similar but not identical to

19 negative rods isolated from infected dog and cat bite wounds in humans have been poorly characterized

20 oformans, occasionally isolated from dog and cat bite wounds in humans, resembles P. heparinolytica e

21  P. multocida isolates from infected dog and cat bite wounds, 16 of which yielded weak and/or conflic

22 patients with dog bites and 57 patients with cat bites yielded a median of 5 bacterial isolates per c