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13 September 2022 - P6-8
Respiratory carriage of hypervirulent Klebsiella pneumoniae by indigenous populations of Malaysia
David Cleary, Souradeep Das, Anish K. Pandeya, Denise E Morris, Rebecca Anderson, Victor Limc, Chong Chun Wied, Ivan Kok Seng Yape, Ahmed Ghazi, Alattraqchi, Hafis Siming, Ramle Abdullah, Chew Chieng Yeo, Stuart C Clarke
22 April 2022 - P0380
Cost analysis of daptomycin versus vancomycin for the treatment of Gram-positive infections in hospitalised patients
Jamie Wagner, Bruce Jones, Kayla Stover, Katie Barber, Christopher Bland, Katie Schipper, Daniel Chastain, John Cleary
08 July 2021 - 2686
Emergency hospitalisation among tuberculosis patients in Ireland
James O' Connell, J. O' Connell (1), R. O' Regan (1), B. Li (1), A. Cleary (1), T. Lynn (1), C. Mc Nally (1, 2), E. De Barra (1, L. Cormican (1, 3), S. Mc Conkey (1
23 April 2018 - O0959
OXA-1 beta-lactamase as the major cause of raised piperacillin/tazobactam MICs among ESBL-producing ST131 E. coli from bloodstream infections
Ana Raquel Freitas, D. Livermore, M. Day, P. Cleary, K. Hopkins, M. Toleman, D. Wareham, C. Wiuff, N. Woodford
24 April 2017 - P2071
Defining the clinical characteristics, aetiology and outcome of adults hospitalized with acute undifferentiated febrile illness in the UK: a prospective pilot study
Iva Lisicar, Rebecca Houghton, David Cleary, Tristan Clark
24 April 2017 - P1656
A retrospective case-control study of ante- versus post-mortem tuberculosis diagnoses in North West England: characterizing an underserved group
Cemal Bulut, FFION CARLIN, Paul Cleary, Tom Wingfield
24 April 2017 - P1647
High prevalence of tuberculosis in contacts of patients with extra-pulmonary tuberculosis: a retrospective, descriptive study in North West England
Cemal Bulut, Tom Wingfield, Peter MacPherson, Angela Tucker, Jenny Walker, Peter Ormerod, Paul Cleary
24 April 2017 - P1648
Patients' need for enhanced case management correlates with risk of latent tuberculosis infection and active tuberculosis disease in their contacts:  retrospective study in northwestern England
Cemal Bulut, Tom Wingfield, Peter MacPherson, Angela Tucker, Jenny Walker, Peter Ormerod, Paul Cleary
21 April 2017 - EV0294
Quantifying the need for enhanced case management of TB patients in North West England as part of regional TB cohort audit
Richard Alm, Angela Tucker, Paul Cleary, Peter MacPherson, Jenny Walker, Mark Woodhead, Tom Wingfield, Bertie Squire
11 April 2016 - EP0085
Clinical outcomes and predictors of mortality following bacteraemia with KPC-producing Enterobacteriaceae in a large teaching hospital in the UK: A retrospective case review
Louise Sweeney, Sweeney Louise, L. Sweeney, R. Wilson, P. Cleary, A. Dodgson, W. Welfare
08 April 2016 - EP0044
Whole genome sequencing of carriage and disease isolates of Streptococcus pneumoniae serotype 22F reveals lineage specific divergence and niche adaptation
David Cleary, Cleary David, D. Cleary, V. Devine, J. Jefferies, J. Webb, S. Bentley, R. Gladstone, S. Faust, S. Clarke
09 May 2014 - eP260
Reported cardiovascular events during echinocandin pharmacotherapy
John Cleary, Cleary, J.(1)*; King, S.T.(2); Stover, K.R.(2);
09 May 2014 - eP261
In vivo evaluation of cardiac effects of caspofungin
Kayla Stover, Stover, K.R.(1)*; Cleary, J.D.(2);
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