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27 April 2024 - P1965
Improved performance in diagnosis of Lyme disease utilising a novel multiplexed modified two-tier test when compared with the standard two-tier test
Thomas R. Fritsche, Brooke Olson, Cory Pike, Anna Schotthoefer, Jennifer Meece
09 July 2021 - 1636
Trending of Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, ehrlichiosis and babesiosis in the Upper Midwest USA (2013-2020) based upon laboratory diagnostics in a rural healthcare system
Thomas R. Fritsche, T.R. Fritsche (1, 2), J. Anderson (3), A. Schotthoefer (3), M. Hall (1), T. Uphoff (1), J. Meece (3)
09 July 2021 - 1990
ETEST® Fosfomycin for antimicrobial susceptibility testing of Enterobacteriaceae, Serratia marcescens and Enterococcus faecalis: performance results from a multi-centre study
Laurine Blanchard, L. Blanchard (1), T. Armstrong (2), A. Goer (3, 4), D. Shortridge (5), B. Olson (6), J. Meece (6), T. Fritsche (6), M. Pompilio (7), D. Halimi (7), C. Franceschi (7)
15 April 2019 - P1581
Laboratory detection of endemic anaplasmosis, ehrlichiosis and babesiosis in Wisconsin, USA (2013-2017): trending analysis following introduction of nucleic acid tests
Thomas R. Fritsche, Matthew Hall, Sanjay Shukla, Timothy Uphoff
24 April 2018 - P2504
A multicentre study comparing a commercially prepared dried MIC susceptibility system to the CLSI/ISO broth microdilution method for imipenem-relebactam using fon-fastidious Gram-negative organisms
David Paisey, D. Paisey, N. Holliday, S. Andrus, C. Knapp, S. Killian, J. Lindley, J. Streit, B. Olson, T. Fritsche, J. Decousser, E. Scopes, A. Leonte, M. Motyl
23 April 2018 - P1255
In Vivo expression of Staphylococcus aureus virulence genes in human skin and soft tissue infections
Rita Murri, S. Shukla, M. Pulia, Z. Ye, J. Anderson, T. Le, T. Fritsche, J. Patitucci, M. Hall, B. Sullivan
22 April 2018 - O0499
Whole genome sequencing to predict clarithromycin resistance in M. abscessus
Thomas R. Fritsche, S. Lipworth, N. Hough, L. Leach, M. Morgan, M. Andersson, K. Jeffery, T. Peto, D. Crook, E. Robinson, G. Smith, T. Walker
24 April 2017 - P1075
Low clonal overlap of Extended-spectrum beta-lactamase-producing Escherichia coli from human, canine and bovine hosts in the upper midwest USA
Thomas R. Fritsche, Brooke Olson, Evgeni Sokurenko, Sanjay Shukla, Matthew Hall, Daniel Ortiz
22 April 2017 - P0112
The microbiota of dairy farmers reflects occupational exposure and exhibits Staphylococcus resistance
Sorawat Sangkaew, Sanjay Shukla, Zhan Ye, Scott Sandberg, Iris Reyes, Thomas R. Fritsche, Matthew Keifer
22 April 2017 - P0342
Direct detection of early-stage Lyme borreliosis using T2 magnetic resonance
Paola Tatarelli, Jessica Snyder, Heidi Giese, Jessica Townsend, Robert Shivers, Anna Schotthoefer, Thomas R. Fritsche, Clayton Green, Steve Callister, Franc Strle, Thomas Lowery
12 April 2016 - P1513
‘One Health’ laboratory surveillance and characterization of multidrug-resistant Escherichia coli in the upper USA Midwest: preliminary report
Thomas R. Fritsche, Fritsche Thomas R., Caris Martine, T. Fritsche, B. Olson, M. Hall, S. Shukla, T. Novicki, F. Moore, D. Ortiz
11 April 2016 - P1075
Impact on workflow of ATP testing to monitor manual cleaning of gastroscopes
Icaro Boszczowski, Fritsche Thomas R., Boszczowski Icaro, C. Schmitt, A. Luiz Pires Maciel, I. Boszczowski, M. Maria Baraldi, F. Torquato Salles Buscione, E. Aparecida Job Neves, T. Pereira da Silva, I. Lima, R. Cristina Ruedas Martins, C. Rizek, S. Figueiredo Costa, R. Ferreira Lourenço, M. Alfa
28 April 2015 - O231
Comparative evaluation of two commercially available MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry systems for the rapid and accurate identification of rapidly-growing mycobacteria
Thomas R. Fritsche, Fritsche, Thomas*; Brown-Elliott, Barbara; Wallace, Richard; Olson, Brooke; Alame, Diana; Vasireddy, Ravikiran; Vasireddy, Sruthi; Branda, John;, 6;
10 May 2014 - P0425
Endemicity of Anaplasma phagocytophilum (previously Ehrlichia spp.) and Babesia microti in Wisconsin, USA: benchmark results following introduction of molecular diagnostic methods for routine patient management (2012-2013)
Thomas R. Fritsche, Fritsche, T.R.(1)*; Marti, T.N.(1); Schotthoefer, A.M.(2); Uphoff, T.S.(1);
29 April 2013 - P1705
Performance characteristics of mass spectrometry for the rapid identification of cystic fibrosis pathogens in a regional USA laboratory practice
Thomas R. Fritsche, T. Fritsche*, B. Olson, C. Pike, P. Holzwarth, M. Stemper, J. Meece, S. Shukla, T. Novicki (Marshfield, Green Bay, US)
27 April 2013 - O187
Modified proline-rich antimicrobial peptides with low in vivo toxicity and superior activities in systemic septicaemia infection mouse models
Daniel Knappe, D. Knappe*, E. Ostorhazi, E. Wende, N. Berthold, S. Fritsche, G. Alber, U. Mueller, R. Hoffmann (Leipzig, DE; Budapest, HU)
03 April 2012 - P2331
Application of MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry for rapid pathogen identification in an era of ‘One Medicine-One Health’ microbiology
Thomas R. Fritsche, T. Fritsche*, B. Olson, C. Pike, M. Stemper, F. Moore, J. Meece, S. Shukla, T. Novicki (Marshfield, US)
01 April 2001
Use of fluorescence in situ hybridization for the rapid differentiation of pathogenic Neisseriae from other Neisseria species derived from clinical samples
S. Juretschko, A.-M. Buccat, M. McDowell, R. Gautom, T. Fritsche
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