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09 July 2021 - 3769
Evidence of paediatric sepsis caused by a Lactococcus garvieae-contaminated platelet concentrate
Claudia Alteri, C. Alteri (1), L. Colagrossi (2), V. Costabile (3), M. Agosta (2), M. Onori (2), L. Mancinelli (2), B. Lucignano (2), G. Del Baldo (4), A. Mastronuzzi (4), G. Trua (5), M. Montanari (5), C.F. Perno (2), P. Bernaschi (2)
09 July 2021 - 3698
Understanding community-acquired bloodstream infections in paediatric patients in a humanitarian hospital in Northwest Nigeria
Frederick Chukwumeze, F. Chukwumeze (1), A. Lenglet (2, 3), R. Olubiyo (1), A. Mohammed Lawal (1), B. Oluyide (1), G. Oloruntuyi (1), C. Ariti (4), D. Gomez (2), H. Roggeveen (2), C. Nwankwo (5), N.A. Augustine (5), A. Egwuenu (6), G. Maloba (1), M. Sherlock (2), S. Muhammad (1), H. Wertheim (7), J. Hopman (7, 8, 9), K. Clezy (2)
09 July 2021 - 3511
Challenges and strategies used in the implementation of a global multi-centre prospective observational cohort protocol to investigate aetiology and management of neonatal sepsis: the NeoOBS study
Amy Riddell, A. Riddell
09 July 2021 - 3277
Clinical presentation, prediction of mortality and development of the NeoSep severity score for neonates hospitalised with sepsis in low- and middle-income settings: analysis from the NeoOBS study
Wolfgang Stohr, W. Stohr (1), N. Plakkal (2), O.B.O. The Neoobs Study Group (3)
09 July 2021 - 3342
The complex relationship between timing of concordant antibiotic treatment, clinical severity, and mortality in neonates with carbapenem-resistant organism bloodstream infections from a multi-centre cohort study: the NeoOBS study
Aislinn Cook, A. Cook (1), M. Clements (2)
09 July 2021 - 2894
OptimiSation of the medical management of appendiceal mass and abscess in children: a 2009 to 2019 cohort study
Laily Sadozai, L. Sadozai (1), H. Kotobi (2), T. Chouikh (2), B. Rossi (3), B. Coret-Houbart (1), C. Raquillet (2), A. Oufella (1)
09 July 2021 - 1810
Enterobacter cloacae complex associated with neonatal sepsis, a retrospective multi-centre study in France
Enrique Hernandez-Alonso, E. Hernandez-Alonso (1), S. Barreault (1), K. Allouche (2), P. Jatteau (2), L. Augusto (1), P. Tissieres (1), F. Doucet-Populaire (1, 2), N. Bourgeois-Nicolaos (1
09 July 2021 - 551
Multi-centre, randomised controlled trial comparing an optimised dosing to a standard dosing regimen of vancomycin in the treatment of Gram-positive late-onset sepsis in infants up to 90 days of age: the NeoVanc trial identifies a potential safety signal
Louise Frances Hill, L.F. Hill (1, 2), M. Clements (3), M.A. Turner (4), D. Donà (1), P.T. Heath (1), I. Lutsar (5), E. Jacqz-Aigrain (6), E. Roilides (7), L. Rawcliffe (8), B. Bafadal (8), A.S. Walker (3), M. Sharland (1)
09 July 2021 - 1879
Neonatal early-onset infections: the sensitivity of the early-onset sepsis calculator compared to the Dutch guideline
Linde Snoek, L. Snoek (1), M. Van Kassel (1), N. Achten (2), F. Pötz (3, 4), A. Van Der Ende (5), M. Brouwer (1), D. Van De Beek (1), M. Bijlsma (1
09 July 2021 - 275
Usefulness of routine microbiological screening results in choosing empiric antibiotics in neonatal sepsis
Jakob Armann, J. Armann, R. Walter, R. Berner
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