Event: ECCMID 2017, Vienna, Austria
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22 April 2017
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P0512
McRAPD typing as a new rapid tool for nosocomial infection surveillance and epidemiology - evaluation on the model of Burkholderia cepacia complex infection in cystic fibrosis
22 April 2017
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EV0326
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia from infected hospitalized patients: a focus on the most pathogenic genetic backgrounds
22 April 2017
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EV0352
Cardiovascular implantable electronic devices fungal infections: unpredicted frequency and challenging management
22 April 2017
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EV0327
Prevalence of multidrug-resistant organisms in refugee patients, medical tourists and domestic patients admitted to a German university hospital
22 April 2017
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EV0351
Porous alumina ceramic as a bone scaffold with antibacterial qualities
22 April 2017
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EV0345
Molecular characteristics of carbapenemase-producing Gram-negative pathogens causing SSIs
22 April 2017
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EV0316
Clinical outcomes following community-associated and hospital-associated hospital onset Clostridium difficile
22 April 2017
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EV0348
Staphylococcal adherence on graphene-UHMWPE composites
22 April 2017
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EV0338
One in four hospital-onset Gram-negative bloodstream infections are potentially preventable?
22 April 2017
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EV0346
Are bacterial isolates after gastrointestinal surgery different between operated organ and type of surgical site infections (SSI)-sub-set analysis of first Japanese nationwide susceptibility surveillance
22 April 2017
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EV0337
Barriers to prompt respiratory isolation of hospitalized patients with infectious tuberculosis: a hospital-wide investigation
22 April 2017
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EV0319
Hospital wastewater as a route for transmission of carbapenem-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii outside the hospital setting
22 April 2017
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EV0320
Interhospital spread of a multidrug-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii strain: phenotypic and molecular characterization of an outbreak
22 April 2017
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EV0318
Training impacts adherence to hand hygiene in an intensive care unit
22 April 2017
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EV0359
Treatment management and outcomes in patients with Clostridium difficile infection (CDI): assessing the impact of renal disease
22 April 2017
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EV0321
Distribution of Stenotrophomonas maltophilia isolates in hospital environments and clinical samples of Thailand
22 April 2017
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EV0354
Presence of joint prosthesis is associated with increased risk for infection due to oral-cavity bacteria
22 April 2017
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EV0336
Leech management before application to patient for preventing healthcare-associated infections: results of a nationwide survey
22 April 2017
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EV0356
Porous alumina ceramic as a vector for local antibiotic delivery
22 April 2017
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EV0343
Low genetic diversity of Legionella pneumophila serogroup 6 ST728 isolates from nosocomial cases during 20 years
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