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13 May 2014 - O241
Colistin-associated nephrotoxicity in critically ill patients and simulated colistimethate sodium and colistin levels
13 May 2014 - O242
Risk factors for acute kidney injury in patients treated with polymyxin B according to RIFLE and AKIN scores: a prospective cohort study
13 May 2014 - O243
The potential role of phosphomycin in combating ESBL-producing organisms causing urinary tract infections in district general hospital in the UK
13 May 2014 - O244
Colistin-associated nephrotoxicity: the impact of definition
13 May 2014 - O245
Safety of daptomycin at different doses: results from EU-CORE(SM) and from post-marketing surveillance
13 May 2014 - O246
Fluoroquinolones and the risk of severe arrythmia - a nationwide cohort study
13 May 2014 - O247
Fluoroquinolones and QT prolongation in the clinical setting: study of their impact in the heavily predisposed hospitalised population
13 May 2014 - O248
Adult weight and its impact on infection and antimicrobial therapy outcomes in acute care – a prospective cross-sectional study
13 May 2014 - O249
Is the efficacy of ertapenem reduced in the presence of severe hypoalbuminaemia?
13 May 2014 - O250
Outcome of patients with bacteraemia due to Enterobacteriaceae treated with fluoroquinolones accruing to MIC (REIPI bacteraemia-MIC study)
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