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EUCAST Technical Note on tigecycline [PDF]
Brown, D.F.J. +11 more
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Changes in the interpretation of the results of susceptibility testing of fungi
The incidence of fungal infections is increasing together with the growing number of immunocompromised patients. For successful treatment it is necessary to select the optimal dose of a specific antifungal agent based on the in vitrosusceptibility ...
Rok Tomazin, Tadeja Matos
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Background: The combination of aztreonam (ATM) and avibactam (AVI) presents an important therapeutic option for carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales, particularly the NDM-producing Enterobacterales.
Linda Mei-Wah Chan +6 more
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EUCAST Technical Note on linezolid [PDF]
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Eucast Technical Note on daptomycin [PDF]
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The increase of diseases caused by Candida spp., and the treatment failures, has underscored the need for testing the susceptibilities to antifungal agents. The commercial panel ATB® Fungus 2 was compared with the reference testing method of the European
Jehidys Estella Montiel Ramos +4 more
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Impact of recent EUCAST method changes in an English region
Pegah, Hafezi +4 more
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CLSI vs EUCAST 2013 fingerprinting severe infectious pathology
Purpose: In many bacteriology laboratories, for testing susceptibility of bacteriato antibiotics is used disk diffusion method, but on the other hand, the manufacturers update the software for automated equipment at least one year after publication of the annual international norms CLSI recommendations, European or EUCAST published in 2013.
Pelea, D. +4 more
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The EUCAST/VETCAST approach to breakpoint definition and determination.
VetCAST is the EUCAST (European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing) subcommittee for veterinary Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (AST). Its remit is both to define and harmonise clinical breakpoints (CBPs) for antimicrobial drugs (AMDs) used in veterinary medicine in Europe.
Toutain, Pierre-Louis +7 more
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