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Outbreak of Bacillus cereus Pseudobacteremia Linked to
Contaminated Washcloths
Yoshio Izawa,1) Makoto Ito2)
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Infection Control and Epidemiology, Department of Pathology and
Laboratory Medicine, Toyota Medical Corporation, Kariya General
Hospital, 5῍15 Sumiyoshi, Kariya, Aichi 448῍8505, Japan
During the summer and autumn seasons of 2002 in an acute-care tertiary hospital, an outbreak of
pseudobacteremia caused by Bacillus cereus occurred in chronically ill patients with an indwelling
peripheral venous catheter. The source of Bacillus contamination was examined by analyzing extensive
surveillance cultures of the patient’s skin, fabrics, medical equipment, and environmental surfaces. An
unexpectedly high level of B. cereus contamination was identified in washcloths that were routinely used
in nursing practices, such as backrubs, towel baths, and perineal care. The laundry of washcloths was
outsourced. Clean, dry washcloths that were supplied following washing and sodium hydrochloride
disinfection, were then soaked in water and heated in a steam bath at 65῍70˜ in the hospital ward before
being used for care. Under these conditions, we consistantly found 103῍104 CFU/ml of Bacillus species in
the freshly prepared washcloths. Up to 106 CFU/ml of contaminating microorganisms could be recovered
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from washcloths stored at ambient temperature for more than 72 hours. It was postulated that the Bacillus
cereus present in these washcloths might be transferred to the patient’s skin during sanitary care, which
would then cause contamination of blood culture specimens following needle sticks. Spore-forming
Bacillus species that are naturally resistant to ethanol-based antiseptics may comprise the majority of B.
cereus found in hospital environments. Thus, the polices and procedures for washcloths were revised to
include steam heating beyond 85 for 60 minutes and prohibition of prolonged storage in a wet state.
These control measures were e#ective and substantially reduced the occurrence of pseudobacteremia due
to Bacillus species. In conclusion, caregivers should be aware that washcloths may become contaminated
with environmental spore-forming bacteria such as nonpathogenic Bacillus species.
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