These findings are consistent with that of a study by Tamma et al., which reported that CP-CRE pathogens are more likely to have meropenem MICs of ≥16 μg/mL than non-CP-CRE isolates (38% vs. 2%), thus contributing to higher mortality in the CP-CRE BSI group compared to that of the non-CP-CRE BSI group [33]. The gene discussed is CP; the disease is bathing suit ichthyosis.