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15 April 2019 - P1639
Short course therapy in the treatment of febrile urinary tract infection in men without apparent prostatic involvement
Helena Monzon, Meritxell Salvadó, Patricia Siguenza, Mariona Xercavins Valls, Asuncion Gasos, Miquel Puyol, Maria Sanjaume, Javier Garau, Esther Calbo
31 March 2012 - P689
Current management of patients hospitalised with complicated skin and soft tissue infections across Europe (2010–2011): assessment of clinical practice patterns and real-life effectiveness of antibiotics (REACH study)
Javier Garau, J. Garau*, F. Blasi, J. Medina, M. Ávila, K. McBride, H. Ostermann on behalf of the REACH study group
30 September 2011
Treatment options for difficult-to-treat organisms
Javier Garau
28 September 2011
Ventilator-associated pneumonia
Javier Garau
25 October 2009
Treatment failure in the absence of resistance: a historical perspective and examples
Javier Garau
13 July 2009
Lecture 5: Pneumonia in neutropenic patients.
Javier Garau
12 July 2009
Lecture 1: Meningitis and steroid therapy.
Javier Garau
16 May 2009
Antibiotic choices and controversies in the treatment of pneumococcal lung disease
Javier Garau
11 March 2009
Therapeutic approach to AmpC B-lactamase-, and ESBLproducing organisms
Javier Garau
09 October 2008
Emerging diseases and their spread (including climate changes)
Javier Garau
30 May 2008
Beta-lactams for MDR Gram-positives?
Javier Garau
23 April 2008
Saint George and the Dragon
Javier Garau
10 October 2007
Treatment of multidrug resistant S. pneumoniae
Javier Garau
07 September 2005
Clinical impact of ESBL-producing E.coli
Javier Garau
30 June 2005
IV catheter related infections. Types of infection, clinical and microbiologic diagnosis, treatment and prevention, with emphasis in infection control measures.
Javier Garau
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