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Clonally related Escherichia coli ST69 causing neonatal sepsis in preterm siblings born 1 year apart
Background: Recurrent neonatal infection caused by the same bacterial lineage across pregnancies is rarely documented. We describe two preterm siblings born one year apart who developed Escherichia coli sepsis caused by clonally related strains. Case Summary: Two female infants were born preterm, 1
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