First report of the predominance of clonal complex 398 Staphylococcus aureus strains in osteomyelitis complicating diabetic foot ulcers: a national French study

Author： Senneville E.   Brière M.   Neut C.   Messad N.   Lina G.   Richard J.-L.   Sotto A.   Lavigne J.-P.    

Publisher： Blackwell Publishing

ISSN： 1198-743X

Source： Clinical Microbiology & Infection, Vol.20, Iss.4, 2014-04, pp. : 274-277

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