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Vibrio vulnificus: an unusual mode of acquisition and novel use of rapid susceptibility testing.

Infection with Vibrio vulnificus is uncommon in Europe but is associated with necrotising wound infections and life-threatening septicaemia. This case is one of infection most likely to have been acquired from a thermal pool in Turkey without preceding exposure to seawater or shellfish. The report also describes how early management was optimised using gradient diffusion antibiotic strips to provide rapid susceptibility data.

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