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[Resistance phenotypes circulating in nosocomial high risk departments].

Bacteriologia, virusologia, parazitologia, epidemiologia (Bucharest, Romania : 1990) - 1 Jan 2000

Licker Monica, Moldovan Roxana, Bădiţoiu Luminiţa, Negru C O, Berceanu-Văduva Delia, Crăciunescu Mihaela, Muntean Delia, Hogea Elena, Branea Dorina, Dan Liliana, Săndesc D

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OBJECTIVES: Between November 2001-January 2002 we collected 406 samples from patients hospitalized in Intensive Care adults and new-borns Unit (ICU). The aim was to observe the colonization and infection status with bacteria that may have nosocomial potential and to establish circulating phenotypes in ICUs. METHODS: The identification was performed by API (bioMerieux) method, and we have performed the...

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