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10 May 2014 - O051
Significantly more Dientamoeba fragilis in healthy controls than in gastroenteritis cases by molecular detection in the Netherlands
10 May 2014 - O053
Clinical course of malaria in patients with HIV infection/AIDS in a population in Mozambique
10 May 2014 - O054
Risk factors for ARDS development in severe imported malaria: a retrospective study
10 May 2014 - O055
Results of a collaborative screening programme of imported diseases in immigrant population between a tropical medicine unit and Spanish red cross
10 May 2014 - O056
One-stop blood testing for TB, HIV, and hepatitis B/C in new migrants
10 May 2014 - O057
Leishmaniasis in Turkey: establishment of cutaneous leishmaniasis models on hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus) using Leishmania tropica, L. infantum and L. major isolates obtained from Turkish patients
10 May 2014 - O058
Leishmaniasis in Turkey: in vitro and in vivo assessments of emerging resistance to meglumine antimonate among the Leishmania tropica isolates from Anatolia
10 May 2014 - O059
Leishmaniasis in Turkey: comparison of isoenzyme, real-time PCR and MALDI-TOF analyses for the identification of Leishmania species in clinical samples
10 May 2014 - O060
The carcinogenic human liver fluke, Opisthorchis viverrini: disease in fish indicates patient infection in rural community of Thailand
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