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In particular, Mr Kendrick points to a piece of guidance issued by the SEC called SAB 121.

Professor Kaasch explained: "If SAB is not adequately treated, there is a serious risk that the infection will spread to other parts of the body. Even after successful treatment, an infection can often have a negative effect on the recovery process for several months."

The standard intravenous treatment of SAB with antibiotics is carried out in hospital for at least 14 days.

The research group focused on the question whether oral therapy with pills is as effective as conventional intravenous treatment in patients with SAB.

In further studies, the researchers want to investigate various questions regarding the diagnosis and treatment of SAB.