Julia Hankins, PhD, D(ABMM) (@juliadhankins) 's Twitter Profile
Julia Hankins, PhD, D(ABMM)

@juliadhankins

👩‍🔬Associate Director of Clinical Microbiology at University of Kansas

🧫TCH/BCM Clinical Microbiology Fellow and PostDoc 2018-2023

💫UTD and UTSW🔬Alum

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A Hungarian man who experienced fever, nausea, vomiting, and weight loss was diagnosed with autochthonous human #babesiosis. Babesiosis should be considered during the differential diagnosis of febrile illnesses. bit.ly/4g5NyKj

A Hungarian man who experienced fever, nausea, vomiting, and weight loss was diagnosed with autochthonous human #babesiosis. Babesiosis should be considered during the differential diagnosis of febrile illnesses.
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Congrats Dr. Hamilton-Seth and Dr. Hankins on your new #publication 'Tropical Excursion With Ensuing Mental Ulceration' academic.oup.com/cid/article-ab…

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Here's a fun one we spotted in the lab! It's Leptotrichia, a typical member of the oral flora. Occasionally, it can cause dental or bloodstream infections. It has these long, "pencil"-like Gram negative rods that like to hold onto the crystal violet and appear splotchy purple.

Here's a fun one we spotted in the lab!  It's Leptotrichia, a typical member of the oral flora. Occasionally, it can cause dental or bloodstream infections. 

It has these long, "pencil"-like Gram negative rods that like to hold onto the crystal violet and appear splotchy purple.
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😵This one tricked me! In the aerobic blood culture bottle we saw variably staining rods. But it grew......Clostridium tertium! Clostridium are anaerobic GPR. But some species (like tertium) are aerotolerant. Also, anaerobes can easily overdecolorize and appear Gram negative.

😵This one tricked me! 
In the aerobic blood culture bottle we saw variably staining rods. But it grew......Clostridium tertium! 

Clostridium are anaerobic GPR. But some species (like tertium) are aerotolerant. Also, anaerobes can easily overdecolorize and appear Gram negative.
Gloria Sura, MD (@gloria_suramd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cerebrospinal fluid showing variably sized encapsulated yeasts of what species? Answer: buff.ly/3HQ3pNe #PathArt #PathTwitter #IDTwitter #MedTwitter #CytoPath #Cytology

Cerebrospinal fluid showing variably sized encapsulated yeasts of what species? Answer: buff.ly/3HQ3pNe #PathArt #PathTwitter #IDTwitter #MedTwitter #CytoPath #Cytology