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Tissue and fluid cultures and [[Gram stain]] of fluid to test for [[Clostridium]] bacteria can be done. Blood cultures can be done to determine the bacteria causing the [[infection]]. | Tissue and fluid cultures and [[Gram stain]] of fluid to test for [[Clostridium]] bacteria can be done. Blood cultures can be done to determine the bacteria causing the [[infection]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Tissue and fluid cultures and Gram stain of fluid to test for Clostridium bacteria can be done. Blood cultures can be done to determine the bacteria causing the infection.