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Gender Kocuria includes 11 species, of which to date only K. rosea varians K. and K. kristinae, are pathogenic, although infrequently cause disease in immunocompromised patient Materials and Methods: The blood sample was collected from the patient and inoculated into the Brain Heart infusion biphasic media and after positive growth it was subjected to phenotypic identified by Vitek-2. Objectives: To detect the presence of systemic blood stream infection in the immunocompromised patient. Results: There was positive growth on the Brain Heart biphasic media and then when it was subjected to Vitek2 it was found to be Kocuria rosea with 97% probability and excellent identification confidence Conclusions: The present case signifies the importance of Kocuria rosea as a important cause of bacteremia in immunocompromised patients though it is very rare.

Bacteremia due to Kocuria rosea in a HIV positive patient with low CD4 count: A case report