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09 July 2021 - 2012
Global antibiotic dosing strategies in hospitalised children and impact on guidelines
Michelle Clements, M. Clements (1), N. Russell (2), J. Bielicki (2), S. Ellis (3), S. Gastine (4), Y. Hsia (4, 5), J. Standing (6), S. Walker (1), M. Sharland (2)
03 April 2012
Should all patients harbouring ESBL-producing organisms be isolated?
Jesús Rodríguez-Baño
03 April 2012
Methods for active screening for colonisation by ESBL and carbapenemases
Herman Goossens
03 April 2012
Multicentre approach to control multidrug-resistant organisms
Yehuda Carmeli
03 April 2012
C. difficile infections among hospitalised children
Johannis Andreas Karas
03 April 2012
C. difficile infection as zoonotic disease?
Ed Kuijper
03 April 2012
Prevalence and impact of C. difficile in inflammatory bowel disease
Shomron Ben-Horin
03 April 2012
MALDI-TOF for identification of yeasts and fungi
Lorenza Putignani
03 April 2012
MALDI-TOF MS for identification of anaerobic bacteria
A.C.M. Veloo
03 April 2012
MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry for the detection of antimicrobial resistance mechanisms
Bart Laan
03 April 2012
MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry for typing
Axel Karger
03 April 2012
Malaria predisposes to bacterial sepsis: is malaria pigment the key factor?
Márcia Boura
03 April 2012
The SSC guidelines updated
Thierry Calandra
03 April 2012
Immunomodulation in sepsis – an update
Steven M. Opal
03 April 2012
Treating toxin-mediated sepsis
Shiranee Sriskandan
03 April 2012
Cost efficiency of meningitis PCR screening
David Persing
03 April 2012
PCR for respiratory infections: nice to have or absolutely needed?
Robin Brittain-Long
03 April 2012
PCR for early diagnosis of invasive fungal infections in immunocompromised patients: where are we?
Lena Klingspor
03 April 2012
Molecular techniques versus MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry in fungal diseases: are they complementary or redundant?
Jean-Pierre Gangneux
03 April 2012
Public health preparedness for London 2012
Brian McCloskey
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