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29 April 2013 - P1876
Comparison of Premier Clostridium difficile GDH Enzyme immunoassay and Illumigene loop mediated isothermal amplification assay with two reference methods for the laboratory detection of Clostidium difficile
Kerrie Davies, K.A. Davies*, T. Planche, D. Crook, I. Monahan, C. Pope, M.H. Wilcox (Leeds, London, Oxford, UK)
29 April 2013 - P1874
Performance of enzyme immunoassays is affected by polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-ribotype of Clostridium difficile in faecal samples
Kerrie Davies, K.A. Davies*, T. Planche, D. Crook, N. Shetty, M. Wren, M. H Wilcox (Leeds, London, Oxford, UK)
29 April 2013 - P1869
Diagnostic testing and measurement of Clostridium difficile infections across Europe
Marjolein Hensgens, S. van Dorp*, M.P.M. Hensgens, A. Virolainen, E. Nagy, P. Mastrantonio, K. Ivanova, F. Fitzpatrick, F. Barbut, V. Hall, T. Eckmanns, C. Suetens, K.A. Davies, M.H. Wilcox, D. Notermans, E.J. Kuijper on behalf of the ECDIS-Net participants
28 April 2013 - LB2968
First report from EUropean, multi-centre, prospective bi-annual point prevalence study of CLostridium difficile Infection in hospitalised patients with Diarrhoea (EUCLID)
Kerrie Davies, K.A. Davies*, C.M. Longshaw, G.L. Davis, S. Ashe, H. Ashwin, F. Lee, M.H. Wilcox (Leeds, Chertsey, GB)
03 April 2012 - P2266
Comparison of VIDAS® GDH automated immunoassay with Cepheid GeneXpert® C. difficile PCR assay and an in-house PCR assay for GluD, for the detection of C. difficile in faecal samples
Kerrie Davies, K.A. Davies*, C.E. Bosomworth, A. Carricajo, T. Adam, M.H. Wilcox (Leeds, UK; St Etienne, FR; Berlin, DE)
02 April 2012 - LB2817
The largest ever study to define a testing algorithm to optimise the laboratory diagnosis of C. difficile infection
Timothy Planche, K.A. Davies, T. Planche*, P. Coen, D. Crook, N. Shetty, M. Wren, M.H. Wilcox (Leeds, London, Oxford, UK)
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