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02 April 2012 - P1724
Detection of KPC carbapenemase with the EasyQ Kpc system, using NASBA technology
Annarita Mazzariol, A. Mazzariol*, G. Lo Cascio, G. Savarino, R. Fontana (Verona, IT)
02 April 2012 - P1725
Comparison of different molecular methods for the detection of the blaKPC gene
Annibale Raglio, A. Raglio*, P. A. Serna Ortega, M. Arosio, F. Vailati, M. Passera, A. Grigis (Bergamo, IT)
02 April 2012 - P1733
Evaluation of a new multiplex PCR assay system for rapid detection of multidrug–resistant Gram-negative bacteria
Berit Schulte, B. Schulte*, S. Barth, I.B. Autenrieth, G. Lüdke (Tübingen, Holzgerlingen, DE)
02 April 2012 - P1714
Carbapenemase identification by matrix assisted laser desorption/ionisation time-of-flight mass spectrometry
Bart Laan, R. Walkova*, V. Studentova, E. Chudackova, T. Bergerova, J. Hrabak (Plzen, CZ)
02 April 2012 - P1715
Evaluation of Brilliance™ CRE Agar for the detection of carbapenem-resistant Gram-negative bacteria
Silvia Bracco, S. Bracco*, B. Pini, R. Migliavacca, G. Brigante, E. Nucleo, L. Pagani, F. Luzzaro (Lecco, Pavia, IT)
02 April 2012 - P1718
Evaluation of a new chromogenic medium, chromID CARBA, for the detection of carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae
Nabila Bereksi, N. Bereksi*, D. Giraud, F. Joyeux, L. Barbaux, S. Ghirardi, S. Orenga, F. Villeval, G. Zambardi (Craponne, La Balme, FR)
02 April 2012 - P1719
Comparison and development of faecal screening methods for detection of carbapenemase-producing Gram-negative bacteria
Mandy Wootton, V.E. Daniel*, N. Girometti, M. Wootton, R.A. Howe (Cardiff, UK)
02 April 2012 - P1721
Evaluation of the modified KPC+MBL confirm ID kit for the phenotypic detection of class A and B carbapenemases in Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates
Panagiota Giakkoupi, P. Giakkoupi, K. Tryfinopouloy, C.C. Papagiannitsis, E. Tzelepi, O. Pappa, M. Voulgaraki, L.S. Tzouvelekis, J. Bou Casals, V. Miriagou, A. C. Vatopoulos* (Athens, Vari, GR; Taastrup, DK)
02 April 2012 - P1722
Phenotypic detection of carbapenemase associated with extended-spectrum beta-lactamase in Klebsiella pneumoniae
Jean-Claude NGUYEN VAN, K. Chevet, K. Guyot, G. Melon, B. Vidal, C. Couzigou, B. Misset, K. Jeannot, T. Lambert, J.-C. Nguyen Van* (Paris, FR)
02 April 2012 - P1727
Phenotypic ESBL detection in Enterobacteriaceae producing chromosomal AmpC beta-lactamases
Lieven van der Velden, L.B.J. van der Velden*, C.M. Verduin, J.W. Mouton, P.D.J. Sturm (Nijmegen, Veldhoven, NL)
02 April 2012 - P1728
Rapid identification and confirmation of extended-spectrum beta-lactamase utilising Brilliance ESBL agar and Sensititre ESBL antimicrobial susceptibility panels
Cara Bastulli, P. Stagg*, D. Paisey, C. Bastulli, A. Appleton, J. Beaves (East Grinstead, UK; Cleveland, US; Basingstoke, UK)
02 April 2012 - P1729
Evaluation of a new chromogenic test (betaLACTA™ test) for rapid detection of third-generation cephalosporins nonsusceptible Enterobacteriaceae
Guillaume Arlet, M. Ben Soltana, C. Dallenne, A. Birgy, F. Compain, C. Verdet, S. Vimont, C. Favier, M. Juvin, G. Arlet* (Paris, Marnes-La-Coquette, FR)
02 April 2012 - P1731
A multi-center evaluation of 3 selective screening agars for the detection of extended-spectrum beta-lactamases
Wouter Vandewal, K. Floré*, J. Serru, W. Vandewal, A. Trouvé, J. Robbrecht (Brugge, Knokke, BE)
02 April 2012 - P1716
Evaluation of the Oxoid Brilliance™ CRE agar for detection of carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae
James Cohen Stuart, J.W.T. Cohen Stuart, G. Voets, W. Rottier, S. Voskuil, J. Scharringa, A. Fluit, M. Leverstein-Van Hall* (Utrecht, NL)
02 April 2012 - P1720
Evaluation of a new Etest® strip for Klebsiella carbapenemase detection on a large collection of genotypically characterised strains
Martelin Roland, D. Halimi*, R. Martelin, K. Sjostrom, M. Pompilio, S. Rivat, G. Durand, G. Zambardi (La Balme Les Grottes, FR)
02 April 2012 - P1726
New microarray check-point for the detection of ESBL, AmpC betalactamases and carbapenemases
Alba Guiu, A. Guiu*, A. Correa, T. Alarcón, J. Martiañez, M. De las Cuevas, M. López-Brea (Madrid, ES)
02 April 2012 - P1732
Multicentre evaluation of the AST-piperacillin/tazobactam card for use on the Vitek 2 and Vitek 2 compact systems (bioMerieux Inc.)
Marion Tuohy, M.J. Tuohy*, D.A. Wilson, M. Traczewski, S. Brown, R. Buckner, D. Fuller, T. Davis, G.S. Hall (Cleveland, Wilsonville, Indianapolis, US)
02 April 2012 - P1723
Comparative epidemiology of viral infections causing influenza-like illness. A survey in France during winter 2010-2011
Alessandra Falchi, A. Falchi*, C. Turbelin, N. Salez, F. Renois, M. Leruez, L. Andreoletti, C. Arena, T. Blanchon, T. Hanslik, I. Bonmarin, D. Levy-Bruhl, X. de Lamaballerie, F. Carrat (Paris, Marseille, Reims, FR)
02 April 2012 - P1717
Evaluation of a novel chromogenic medium for detecting carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae in surveillance rectal swabs
Hideki Maki, G. Vrioni, J. Daniil, E. Voulgari, K. Ranellou, V. Koumaki, P. Karle, A. Tsakris* (Athens, GR)
02 April 2012 - P1730
Evaluation of chromID ESBL and CCDA media for detection of extended-spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL) producing Enterobacteriaceae in stool samples
Dorte Paulmann, D. Paulmann*, B. Kristensen, K. Fuursted (Aarhus, DK)
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