Aortic valve excision with homograft implantation followed by ampicillin (three weeks), ceftriaxone (nine weeks), and then PO doxycycline (nine months)
Catheter retention with either intraperitoneal cefazolin and ceftazidime (two weeks) followed by penicillin G (four weeks), or intraperitoneal ampicillin, teicoplanin, and tobramycin (two weeks)
Including breast, axillary, inguinal, iliac crest, ischiorectal, and pilonidal abscesses; one case of hidradenitis suppurativa; most sites were not specified. Including ulcer infections, diabetic foot ulcer infections, and cellulitis. Including urinary tract infections, prostatitis, and chorioamnionitis. Including one case of neonatal sepsis secondary to chorioamnionitis; the remaining cases had unclear or unreported sources. The patient treated with this regimen is the single mortality reported in the literature associated with A. neuii infection. Including infections of an intravenous catheter, a mechanical heart valve, a hip prosthesis, a penile prosthesis, breast implants, and ventriculoperitoneal shunts.