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04 July 2015
Interactive case discussion: Difficult to treat hepatitis C patient (multiple treatments and cirrhosis)
06 March 2015
Round table: Difficult to treat patients in chronic hepatitis B: do they still exist?
15 October 2014
Antimicrobial resistance issues and travel/migration
22 September 2014
HCV – monitoring and new treatments
10 May 2014
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O091
Different facilities and trends in the management of chronic hepatitis B virus infection in Europe
Resat Ozaras, Ozaras, R.(1)*; Corti, G.(2); Ruta, S.(3); Lacombe, K.(4); Mondelli, M.(5); Irving, W.(6); Puoti, M.(7); Salmon, D.(8); Leblebicioglu, H.(9); Arends, J.(10);
Session: Hepatitis B treatment and management
Oral Presentation
09 May 2014
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EW025
Hepatitis B in pregnancy
09 May 2014
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R713
Evaluation of the immune status of healthcare personnel and vaccination against hepatitis A, hepatitis B, measles, rubella, mumps and varicella
Nese Saltoglu, Saltoglu, N.(1)*; Asi, N.(1); Balkan, I.(1); Edebali, D.(1); Yemisen, M.(1); Mete, B.(1); Ozaras, R.(1); Ozturk, R.(1); Tabak, F.(1);
Session: Vaccines: Vaccines
Abstract Publication
09 May 2014
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R084
Changes over the years in ESBL(+)-producing E. coli, Klebsiella and carbapenem-resistant Gram-negatives, and Candida species obtained from blood cultures at haematology-oncology-ICU units
Nese Saltoglu, Saltoglu, N.(1)*; Alkan, M.(1); Surme, S.(1); Yasar Arsu, H.(2); Yemisen, M.(1); Balkan, I.(1); Mete, B.(1); Ozaras, R.(1); Tabak, F.(1); Ozturk, R.(1);
Abstract Publication
28 February 2014
Can we stop chronic hepatitis B treatment?
27 February 2014
Hepatitis C treatment in developing countries: economic perspectives
26 April 2013
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W74
Therapeutic strategies for chronic hepatitis B in countries with limited resources
17 November 2012
Hepatitis B
15 November 2012
Travel vaccines
01 April 2012
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P1666
Epidemiology, antimicrobial susceptibility, treatment and outcomes of health care-associated and nosocomial urinary tract infections caused by extended-spectrum beta-lactamase producing Escherichia coli
Nese Saltoglu, R. Karali, N. Saltoglu*, M. Yemisen, R. Ozaras, I. Balkan, B. Mete, F. Tabak, A. Mert, N. Hondur, R. Ozturk (Istanbul, TR)
Session: ESBLs
Poster Presentation
30 March 2012
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R2723
Antifungal susceptibility profile of bloodstream Candida Isolates in an intensive care unit of a tertiary hospital
Nese Saltoglu, B Mete, N. Saltoglu*, E. Zerdali, G. Aygun, T. Utku, S. Urkmez, R. Ozaras, A. Mert, F. Tabak, R. Ozturk (Istanbul, TR)
Abstract Publication
23 April 2002
Antiphospholipid syndrome as a cause of fever of unknown origin
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