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18 April 2023 - P3401
Chromoblastomycosis with pulmonary involvement caused by Cladophialophora carrioniii after JAK inhibitor therapy: a rare presentation
Samadhi Patamatamkul, Kornvalee Meesilpavikkai, Pawinee Rerknimitr, Narittee Sukswai, Jakapat Vanichanan
04 October 2022 - EA01
Time to change the complicated urinary tract infection primary endpoint? The problem and a potential solution
Paul McGovern, Greg Moeck, Aaron Dane
04 October 2022 - EA02
Population pharmacokinetics of apramycin to support prediction of efficacious dose with first-in-human trial data
Anna Chirkova, C. Zhao, R. Palma Villar, S. Rosenborg, J. Lindberg, L. Friberg, S. N. Hobbie
14 September 2022 - P4-1
Transmission of clones and plasmids carrying resistances to critically important antibiotics within and between hospitalized dogs and their environment
Marisa Haenni, H.J. Boulouis, A.C. Lagrée, A. Drapeau, F. Va, M. Billet, P. Châtre, J.Y. Madec
14 September 2022 - P5-1
Building a k-mer based GWAS pipeline to identify genome rearrangement associations
Yi Ling Tam, L.Cowley, A.Preston
14 September 2022 - P2-1
Impact of COVID-19 on infection control measures regarding transmission of carbapenem resistant Acinetobacter baumannii
Andrea Gross, W. Ebner, T. Götting, T. Nguyen, H. Grundmann, S. Reuter
14 September 2022 - P1-1
Herding the LMAS: Evaluating metagenomic long and short de novo assembly
Inês Mendes, P. Vila-Cerqueira, Y. Motro, J. Moran-Gilad, J. A. Carriço, M. Ramirez
14 September 2022 - P6-1
Antibiotic susceptibility profiles of Streptococcus pyogenes isolated from invasive and non-invasive infections in a low-resourced setting: Findings from the AFROStrep Study
Kimona Rampersadh, C. Moodley, K.C. Engel, M.T. Salie, L. Zuhlke, M.E. Engel
20 October 2021 - 1
COVID-19: An opportunity to define zoonosis
Gilles Salvat
20 September 2021 - 1
Malaria: Clinical aspects
Kees Stijnis
12 July 2021 - 1
Association between sexually transmitted infections and female reproductive tract diseases: findings from a case-control study in Southeast China
Wen-Tyng Kang, W.T. Kang (1), Y. Liao (1), Q. Guo (2), Y. Xu (1), Q. Huang (1), Q. Li (1)
09 July 2021 - 25
Usefulness of the BCID2 FILMARRAY® panel: an Argentinian multi-centre study
Rolando Soloaga, R. Soloaga (1), M. Alderete (2), M. Blanco (3), N. Carrion (1), G. D'urso (3), L. Fernandez Canigia (4), B. Fox (4), D. Godoy (3), C. Irrazabal (2), J. Lauro (5), A. Margari (1), B. Medin (2), J. Pidone (1), A. Racioppi (2), A. Sanchez (4), M. Spoleti (5), S. Valle (2)
09 July 2021 - 218
The usefulness of the FilmArray® BCID panel in the detection of bacteraemia: results of the first multi-centre study in Latin America
Rolando Soloaga, R. Soloaga (1), G. Algorta (2), F. Badia (2), M. Blanco (3), N. Carrion (1), A. Dagatti (4), L. Decca (4), G. D'urso (3), L. Errecalde (5), A. Galiana (6), D. Godoy (3), L. Guelfand (5), C. Maldonado (4), S. Montibello (5), M. Mota (2), J. Ortellado (7), H. Parra (8), S. Perez Catalan (9), J. Pidone (1), M. Ramirez Cardoce (10), R. Rollet (11), M. Ruvas Kiese (7), E. Segura Retana (10), H. Sobrero (2), A. Togneri (9), G. Velazquez Aguayo (7), M. Vieytes (6), D. Vaustat (11)
07 September 2018 - 1
Potential of Marine Actinomycetes for the Reduction of Biofilm Formation
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