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Most (78%) were treated as clinically significant. Patients with multiple positive sets were more commonly treated with antibiotics for 2 weeks (P = 0.02). SLB was rare and occurred more frequently as a single set of positive cultures. Patient characteristics and clinical courses were similar between single and multiple set groups. Given the potential severity of S. lugdunensis bacteremia it seems prudent to treat S. lugdunensis in a single blood culture as true bacteremia, pending larger studies and guidelines. SLB was rare and occurred mor
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