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Evaluation of Viral Surrogate Markers for Study of Pathogen Dissemination During Simulations of Patient Care

1 Jan 2017

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Abstract During patient care simulations, cauliflower mosaic virus DNA and bacteriophage MS2 performed similarly as surrogate markers of pathogen dissemination. These markers disseminated to the environment in a manner similar to Clostridium difficile spores but were more frequently detected on skin and clothing of personnel after personal protective equipment removal.

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PMID: 28752103
DOI: 10.1093/ofid/ofx128

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