Enterococcus Species: A Systemic Review

Enterococci are gram-positive facultative anaerobes, these commensals in the intestinal system of numerous animals, including humans. They affect hospitalized patients and cause nosocomial infections, respiratory endocarditis, wound UTIs, other enterococcal infections. This discovery can be explained by hemolysin, gelatinase, aggregation substances, hyaluronidase, capsular polysaccharides, cell wall carbohydrate. Various spp. include Enterococcus avium Vancomycin resistance was acquired enterococci throughout antibacterial spectrum, primary antibiotic used regimen based on dual β lactams aminoglycosides.