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30 April 2024
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P4226
Clival canal defect causing recurrent meningitis and Aspergillus fumigatus brainstem abscess in an immunocompetent child
12 July 2021
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4324
Long-term persistence of acquired carbapenemase-producing Gram-negative strains in hospitals wastewater collectors from the South of Spain: results from the CANALIS project
Laura Romero-Oraá, L. Romero-Oraá (1), J. Borrego (2), F. Galán (3), R. Tejero (4), M.D. Rojo (5), A. Pascual (1, 6), L. López-Cerero (1
Event: ECCMID 2021, Vienna, Austria
Session: Environmental spread of AMR
1-hour Mini-Oral Flash Session
09 July 2021
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4296
The use of bacteriophages against root canal infection caused by Enterococcus faecalis
09 July 2021
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3857
Carbapenem resistance genes uncovered by nanopore sequencing in wastewater canalisations from Ghana
Jose F. Delgado-Blas, J.F. Delgado-Blas (1), C. Serna (1), E. Marin-Rodriguez (1), C. Valenzuela (1), N. Montero (1), C.K.S. Saba (2), B. Gonzalez-Zorn (1)
Event: ECCMID 2021, Vienna, Austria
Session: 3g. Spread of resistance incl reservoirs, ecology, mobile elements (excl nosocomial transmission)
ePoster
16 April 2019
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P2611
Multi-centre study of the prevalence of acquired carbapenemase producers in the ICU sinks in hospitals from the south of Spain: results from the CANALIS project
14 April 2019
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O0580
Comparative assessment of the impact of disinfectant-based interventions and the use of a sink trap heating/vibration device in the bacterial colonisation of siphons of an ICU: results from the Canalis project
13 April 2019
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O0053
Multi-centre monitoring of acquired carbapenemase-producing Gram-negative bacteria from hospital sewages in the South of Spain: results from the Canalis Project
22 April 2018
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O0516
Disarming Pseudomonas aeruginosa
25 April 2017
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P1873
The role of microbial colonization of cervical canal and antimicrobial peptides in prediction of postpartum endometritis
28 April 2015
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P1326
Profiling of microbiota from infected root canals with and without marginal leakage using anaerobic culture and molecular biological techniques (16S rRNA gene sequencing)
11 May 2014
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P0643
Public health significance of Giardia duodenalis in livestock in the Ismailia Canal zone of Egypt: epidemiology and molecular analysis
10 May 2014
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eP499
Dental root canal microbiota in chronic apical periodontitis patients (data from Illumina sequencing)
Reet Mändar, Mändar, R.(1)*; Vengerfeldt, V.(1); ?pilka, K.(1); Saag, M.(2); Nõlvak, H.(3); Preem, J.-.K.(3); Oopkaup, K.(3); Truu, J.(3);
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