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Dissemination of Staphylococcus warneri in the Hair of ICU Doctors

This study reports a case of Staphylococcus 
warneri dissemination in the hair of ICU/ER doctors. Eleven of 23 doctors 
in the first survey and 11 of 24 doctors in the second 
survey, which were conducted after 6 months, carried S. warneri, while hair contamination of other coagulase-negative 
staphylococci was only sporadic. Chromosomal DNA analysis with PFGE revealed 
that 7 S. warneri strains isolated in 
the first survey and 7 strains isolated in the second survey showed similar 
PFGE patterns, suggesting that a cross-infection with a S. warneri strain continued over 6 months among the ICU doctors.