<unk><unk>  (M.<unk>  infection can occur worldwide.  Although M.<unk>  infection has been reported throughout the United States, South Eastern states such as Florida and Texas have the highest incidence.  In July 2014, an outbreak of M.<unk>  infection was reported in South Carolina among surgical patients.  Moreover, 80% of rapidly growing mycobacterial related respiratory disease are caused by M.<unk>  infection in the United States.  While infected patients who have no predisposing factors are likely non smoker females older than 60 years of age, M.<unk>  infection among patients with predisposing factors occurs at an earlier age. Approximately 15% of patients who have M.<unk>  infection also have a co-infection with<unk>  avium complex (MAC).
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