Session: 8c. Surgical site infections
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30 April 2024
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P3211
Optimising antibiotic selection in Fournier's gangrene: a rationalised approach in the South East of Scotland
29 April 2024
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E1011
A multi-centre, prospective, randomised controlled study to evaluate the impact of syndromic PCR testing on clinical efficacy and health economics in paediatric meningitis/encephalitis patients in China
29 April 2024
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O1073
Metagenomics assists in the diagnosis of a refractory, culture-negative pyoderma gangrenosum-like ulcer caused by Helicobacter cinaedi in a patient with primary gammaglobulinemia
18 April 2023
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P3179
Ecthyma gangrenosum after viral Dengue infection in a young woman
14 April 2019
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P0839
Microbiological sampling in perforated and gangrenous appendicitis: does it inform management?
25 April 2017
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P2001
Solobacterium moorei bacteraemia in a patient with Fournier`s gangrene
11 April 2016
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P1372
The frequency of herpes simplex virus reactivation is associated with HSV-specific CD8+ T cell exhaustion in the trigeminal ganglia of latently infected animals
Aziz Alami Chentoufi, Alami Chentoufi Aziz, Tan Jun Hou, A. Alami Chentoufi, S. Wechsler, L. Benmohamed
Session: Host-pathogen interactions
Poster Presentation
10 April 2016
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P0402
Post-mortem detection of Herpesviridae DNA (HHV-1, HHV-2 and VZV) in trigeminal and facial ganglia lub human brain
Justyna Dunaj, Sieswerda Elske, Dunaj Justyna, J. Dunaj, I. Ptaszyńska-Sarosiek, J. Zajkowska, S. Pancewicz
Poster Presentation
09 April 2016
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EV0128
Post-mortem detection of six human herpes viruses (HHV1-HHV-6 in trigeminal and facial nerve ganglia)
09 April 2016
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EV0568
Lipooligosaccharide allele genotyping enables the prediction of ganglioside-mimicking structures on Campylobacter jejuni
12 May 2014
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P1458
Unusual complication by an unusual pathogen: meningitis and bacteraemia due to Neisseria cinerea following a percutaneous rhizotomy of the trigeminal ganglion – a case report
Matthias Von Kietzell, von Kietzell, M.(1)*; Huscher, K.(2); Bruderer, T.(3); Goldenberger, D.(4); Emonet, S.(5); Strahm, C.(1);
Session: Central nervous system infections
Poster Presentation
27 April 2013
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R2934
Gas gangrene or clostridial myonecrosis due to Clostridium perfrigens in a child with a neglected deep rupturing trauma
Chrysanthi Skevaki, T. Kotrotsou, K. Roka, C.L. Skevaki*, N. Petropoulou, P. Kalampalikis, N. Pettas, I. Fligger, E. Koutouzis, E. Alexandrou-Athanasouli, A. Charisiadou (Athens, GR)
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