Streptococcus pyogenes

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type of pathogen

Gram positive coccus

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reservoir

Oropharynx, humans only

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conditions caused

SKIN & soft tissue infections(SSTIs)/diseases, NOT STREP THROAT/pharyngitis Superficial epidermisto

deeper tissues such as: impetigo, erysipelas, cellulitis, to necrotizing fasciitis

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portal of entry/transmission

Compromised skin

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virulence factor

M protein

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treatment

If sensitive can be treated

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term

invasive – describes a pathogen that infects an area generally free from large numbers of

microbes. Streptococcus pyogenes often causes mild disease but can also cause invasive infectionsthat

lead to necrotizing fasciitis and toxic shock symdrome.