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Cross-reactive Legionella antigens and the antibody response during infection.
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Cross Infection and the Laryngoscope
British Journal of Perioperative Nursing (United Kingdom), 2002Laryngoscope blades and handles that have been inadequately decontaminated or are unsterile can be harmful to patients. The literature suggests that this may be a current problem in many operating departments. David Pidduck examines the risks to patients that could be posed by current practice, reviews the literature on the subject, and makes some ...
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2003
Animals have always been a major source of human infectious disease. Some infections like rabies are recognized as primary zoonoses caused in each case by direct animal-to-human transmission, whereas others like measles become independently sustained within the human population so that the causative virus has diverged from its morbillivirus progenitor ...
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Animals have always been a major source of human infectious disease. Some infections like rabies are recognized as primary zoonoses caused in each case by direct animal-to-human transmission, whereas others like measles become independently sustained within the human population so that the causative virus has diverged from its morbillivirus progenitor ...
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1992
One of the results of the AIDS epidemic is that the interest of the dental profession in general, and of oral microbiologists in particular, has been focused on cross infection control. Prior to 1980 cross infection control had been given only perfunctory attention and many major textbooks of dental surgery practice at that time had suggested that ...
Michael V. Martin, Philip Marsh
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One of the results of the AIDS epidemic is that the interest of the dental profession in general, and of oral microbiologists in particular, has been focused on cross infection control. Prior to 1980 cross infection control had been given only perfunctory attention and many major textbooks of dental surgery practice at that time had suggested that ...
Michael V. Martin, Philip Marsh
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Practice Management, 2016
In today's NHS, rigorous infection control practices are an essential part of everyday practice – but this hasn't always been the case, says Steve Ainsworth
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In today's NHS, rigorous infection control practices are an essential part of everyday practice – but this hasn't always been the case, says Steve Ainsworth
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Instrument Design and Cross‐Infection
AORN Journal, 1998ABSTRACTThis article reviews recently reported patient‐to‐patient trans‐mission of disease during endoscopic procedures and discusses several important instrument reprocessing issues. In addition, the author offers several infection control recommendations to minimize the risk of patient infection during endoscopic procedures.
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Cross-Species Infections and Their Analysis
Annual Review of Microbiology, 2002▪ Abstract The ability of certain pathogens to infect multiple hosts has led to the development of genetically tractable nonvertebrate hosts to elucidate the molecular mechanisms of interactions between these pathogens and their hosts. The use of plant, insect, nematode, and protozoan hosts to study human pathogens has facilitated the elucidation of ...
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