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29 April 2024
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P1695
Investigation of the β-lactam/β-lactamase combination resistance mechanisms of Bacteroides species
29 April 2024
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P1743
Molecular analysis of the carbapenem resistance mechanism of a Phocaeicola vulgatus strain
15 June 2023
Diagnostic of anaerobic infection (past - present - future)
15 April 2023
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P0465
Detection and analysis of the genetic background of rare β-lactamase genes of Bacteroides fragilis group strains
14 April 2019
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P0957
Description and analysis of a carbapenem-resistant Bacteroides xylanisolvens strain with a novel carbapenemase gene
28 September 2018
Laboratory diagnosis of anaerobic infections
22 April 2017
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EV0044
Assessing the antibiotic resistance levels of the human intestinal Bacteroides and Parabacteroides species
22 April 2017
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P0350
Is prolonged 14-days incubation really necessary for accurate diagnosis of implant-associated infection?
13 March 2017
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13189
Identification of anaerobes using MALDI-TOF MS
26 September 2016
The clinical relevance of anaerobic bacteria
26 September 2016
Female genital tract infections: role of anaerobes
10 April 2016
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P0686
An analysis of the antibiotic resistance gene content of intestinal Bacteroides isolated using a novel chromogenic agar
Elisabeth Nagy, Tangden Thomas, Nagy Elisabeth, J. Soki, S. Jeverica, D. Thierney, E. Hajdú, J. Perry, E. Nagy, E. Urbán
Poster Presentation
04 September 2015
Factors influencing the results of metronidazole resistance testing
25 April 2015
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ENC005
ESGAI - ESCMID Study Group for Anaerobic Infections
25 April 2015
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ENC026
ECC ID 053 - University of Szeged, Institute of Clinical Microbiology, Szeged, Hungary
12 February 2015
Diagnosis of implant-associated infections with conventional and new methods: state of the art and case reports
30 September 2014
Female genital tract infections involving anaerobes
29 September 2014
The clinical relevance of anaerobic bacteria
10 May 2014
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EW068
'User friendly' identification of anaerobes: the role of MALDI-TOF
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