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4Vaccine preventability of meningococcal clone, Greater Aachen Region, Germany
J. Elias, L. Schouls, I. van de Pol, W. Keijzers, D. Martin, A. Glennie, P. Oster, M. Frosch, U. Vogel, and A. van der Ende. Emerging Infectious Diseases, 16 (3): 465--472 (March 2010)PMID: 20202422.
14 years ago by @hymi
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Infant,
Disease
Incidence,
Germany,
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B,
Meningococcal
Vaccines,
Child,
Humans,
meningitidis,
Test
Neisseria
Serum
Bactericidal
Serogroup
ag_vogel
Preschool,
Netherlands,
Infections,
Infant,DiseaseIncidence,Germany,Outbreaks,B,MeningococcalVaccines,Child,Humans,meningitidis,TestNeisseriaSerumBactericidalSerogroupag_vogelPreschool,Netherlands,Infections,
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23rd Workshop on Epidemiology, Prevention and Treatment of Invasive Meningococcal Disease in Würzburg 2006
J. Elias, M. Reinhardt, W. Hautmann, I. Harms, H. Oppermann, M. Schröter, W. Hellenbrand, P. Oster, O. Kurzai, {. Taha and 3 other author(s). Gesundheitswesen (Bundesverband Der Ärzte Des Öffentlichen Gesundheitsdienstes (Germany)), 69 (4): 256--262 (April 2007)PMID: 17533569.
14 years ago by @hymi
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Disease
Research,
Europe,
Outbreaks,
Practice
Meningococcal
Humans,
Surveillance
Physician's
Patterns,
Population
ag_vogel
Infections,
Biomedical
DiseaseResearch,Europe,Outbreaks,PracticeMeningococcalHumans,SurveillancePhysician'sPatterns,Populationag_vogelInfections,Biomedical
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23rd Workshop on Epidemiology, Prevention and Treatment of Invasive Meningococcal Disease in Würzburg 2006
J. Elias, M. Reinhardt, W. Hautmann, I. Harms, H. Oppermann, M. Schröter, W. Hellenbrand, P. Oster, O. Kurzai, {. Taha and 3 other author(s). Gesundheitswesen (Bundesverband Der Ärzte Des Öffentlichen Gesundheitsdienstes (Germany)), 69 (4): 256--62 (April 2007)PMID: 17533569.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Disease
Research,
Europe,
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Meningococcal
Humans,
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Physician's
Patterns,
Population
Infections,
Biomedical
DiseaseResearch,Europe,Outbreaks,PracticeMeningococcalHumans,SurveillancePhysician'sPatterns,PopulationInfections,Biomedical
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1New Zealand's epidemic of meningococcal disease described using molecular analysis: implications for vaccine delivery
K. Dyet, A. Devoy, R. McDowell, and D. Martin. Vaccine, 23 (17-18): 2228--30 (March 2005)PMID: 15755601.
14 years ago by @jelias
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B,
{DNA,}
Reaction
Vaccines,
Humans,
Polymerase
Molecular,
Adult,
meningitidis,
Neisseria
Serogroup
New
Ethnic
Bacterial
Chain
Bacterial,
Infant,
Groups,
Disease
Epidemiology,
Outbreaks,
Meningococcal
Zealand,
Child,
Adolescent,
Preschool,
Infections,
B,{DNA,}ReactionVaccines,Humans,PolymeraseMolecular,Adult,meningitidis,NeisseriaSerogroupNewEthnicBacterialChainBacterial,Infant,Groups,DiseaseEpidemiology,Outbreaks,MeningococcalZealand,Child,Adolescent,Preschool,Infections,
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1Detection of blaVIM-2 carbapenemase in Pseudomonas aeruginosa in Ireland
F. Walsh, and T. Rogers. The Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, 61 (1): 219--20 (January 2008)PMID: 18024489.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Bacterial
Bacterial,
Disease
aeruginosa,
Agents,
Outbreaks,
Carbapenems,
{Anti-Bacterial}
Resistance,
Humans,
Ireland,
Infection,
Pseudomonas
Proteins,
Infections
Cross
{beta-Lactamases,}
Drug
BacterialBacterial,Diseaseaeruginosa,Agents,Outbreaks,Carbapenems,{Anti-Bacterial}Resistance,Humans,Ireland,Infection,PseudomonasProteins,InfectionsCross{beta-Lactamases,}Drug
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1Outbreak of meningococcal disease in and around New Delhi, India, 2005-2006: a report from a tertiary care hospital
D. Nair, R. Dawar, M. Deb, M. Capoor, S. Singal, D. Upadhayay, P. Aggarwal, B. DAS, and J. Samantaray. Epidemiology and Infection, 137 (4): 570--576 (April 2009)PMID: 18840317.
14 years ago by @jelias
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{Anti-Bacterial}
Young
Middle
Humans,
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Male,
Neisseria
India,
Population,
Hospitals,
Bacterial,
Disease
Female,
Agents,
Outbreaks,
Meningococcal
Resistance,
Child,
Urban
Adolescent,
Preschool,
Adult
Infections,
Drug
Aged,{Anti-Bacterial}YoungMiddleHumans,Adult,meningitidis,Male,NeisseriaIndia,Population,Hospitals,Bacterial,DiseaseFemale,Agents,Outbreaks,MeningococcalResistance,Child,UrbanAdolescent,Preschool,AdultInfections,Drug
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1Clusters of meningococcal disease in France (1987-1988)
R. Olivares, and B. Hubert. European Journal of Epidemiology, 8 (5): 737--42 (September 1992)PMID: 1426176.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Aged,
Analysis,
Studies,
Cluster
Middle
Retrospective
Humans,
Adult,
meningitidis,
Male,
Neisseria
80
Infant,
Disease
Incidence,
over,
Female,
Risk
Outbreaks,
Meningococcal
Family,
Child,
Factors,
Adolescent,
France,
and
Preschool,
Infections,
Schools
Aged,Analysis,Studies,ClusterMiddleRetrospectiveHumans,Adult,meningitidis,Male,Neisseria80Infant,DiseaseIncidence,over,Female,RiskOutbreaks,MeningococcalFamily,Child,Factors,Adolescent,France,andPreschool,Infections,Schools
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1Intercontinental spread of a genetically distinctive complex of clones of Neisseria meningitidis causing epidemic disease
D. Caugant, L. Frøholm, K. Bøvre, E. Holten, C. Frasch, L. Mocca, W. Zollinger, and R. Selander. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 83 (13): 4927--4931 (July 1986)PMID: 3088568.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Disease
Europe,
Meningococcal,
Outbreaks,
Isoenzymes,
Humans,
Enzymes,
meningitidis,
Genotype,
Neisseria
Geography,
Serotyping
Meningitis,
DiseaseEurope,Meningococcal,Outbreaks,Isoenzymes,Humans,Enzymes,meningitidis,Genotype,NeisseriaGeography,SerotypingMeningitis,
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1A community-based outbreak of infection with penicillin-resistant Neisseria gonorrhoeae not producing penicillinase (chromosomally mediated resistance)
H. Faruki, R. Kohmescher, W. McKinney, and P. Sparling. The New England Journal of Medicine, 313 (10): 607--611 (September 1985)PMID: 3160949.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Aged,
Probenecid,
Spectinomycin
Carolina,
Gonorrhea,
Middle
Humans,
Adult,
Male,
Methods,
Neisseria
Chromosomes,
Bacterial,
Procaine,
Disease
G,
Female,
Outbreaks,
Epidemiologic
Resistance,
Penicillinase,
Penicillin
North
{beta-Lactamases,}
gonorrhoeae,
Aged,Probenecid,SpectinomycinCarolina,Gonorrhea,MiddleHumans,Adult,Male,Methods,NeisseriaChromosomes,Bacterial,Procaine,DiseaseG,Female,Outbreaks,EpidemiologicResistance,Penicillinase,PenicillinNorth{beta-Lactamases,}gonorrhoeae,
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1New Zealand epidemic of meningococcal disease identified by a strain with phenotype B:4:P1.4
D. Martin, S. Walker, M. Baker, and D. Lennon. The Journal of Infectious Diseases, 177 (2): 497--500 (February 1998)PMID: 9466547.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Aged,
Electrophoresis,
Polymorphism,
Meningococcal,
{DNA,}
Middle
Humans,
Molecular,
Adult,
meningitidis,
Restriction
Neisseria
New
Meningitis,
Bacterial,
Infant,
Disease
Incidence,
Epidemiology,
Outbreaks,
Zealand,
Child,
Fragment
{Pulsed-Field,}
Adolescent,
Length,
Newborn,
Preschool,
Antigens,
Gel,
Serotyping
Aged,Electrophoresis,Polymorphism,Meningococcal,{DNA,}MiddleHumans,Molecular,Adult,meningitidis,RestrictionNeisseriaNewMeningitis,Bacterial,Infant,DiseaseIncidence,Epidemiology,Outbreaks,Zealand,Child,Fragment{Pulsed-Field,}Adolescent,Length,Newborn,Preschool,Antigens,Gel,Serotyping
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1Evaluation of the use of mass chemoprophylaxis during a school outbreak of enzyme type 5 serogroup B meningococcal disease
L. Jackson, E. Alexander, C. DeBolt, P. Swenson, J. Boase, M. McDowell, M. Reeves, and J. Wenger. The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 15 (11): 992--8 (November 1996)PMID: 8933547.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Female,
Risk
State,
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Meningococcal
Rifampin,
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Child,
Humans,
Factors,
meningitidis,
Male,
Adolescent,
Carrier
Microbial,
Neisseria
Antibiotics,
Oropharynx,
Infections,
Serotyping
Antitubercular,
Schools,
Drug
DiseaseFemale,RiskState,Outbreaks,MeningococcalRifampin,Resistance,Child,Humans,Factors,meningitidis,Male,Adolescent,CarrierMicrobial,NeisseriaAntibiotics,Oropharynx,Infections,SerotypingAntitubercular,Schools,Drug
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1Possible nosocomial transmission of group Y Neisseria meningitidis among oncology patients
M. Cohen, A. Steere, R. Baltimore, A. von Graevenitz, E. Pantelick, B. Camp, and R. Root. Annals of Internal Medicine, 91 (1): 7--12 (July 1979)PMID: 464460.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Aged,
Disease
Meningococcal,
Patient
Outbreaks,
Neoplasms,
Middle
Humans,
Infection,
Male,
Cross
Isolation
Meningitis,
Aged,DiseaseMeningococcal,PatientOutbreaks,Neoplasms,MiddleHumans,Infection,Male,CrossIsolationMeningitis,
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1Influenza A and meningococcal disease
K. Cartwright, D. Jones, A. Smith, J. Stuart, E. Kaczmarski, and S. Palmer. Lancet, 338 (8766): 554--557 (August 1991)PMID: 1678811.
14 years ago by @jelias
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A
Aged,
England,
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Influenza,
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Middle
Child,
Humans,
Adult,
Antibodies,
Influenza
virus,
Wales
Infections,
Viral,
Questionnaires,
Human,
AAged,England,DiseaseOutbreaks,Influenza,MeningococcalMiddleChild,Humans,Adult,Antibodies,Influenzavirus,WalesInfections,Viral,Questionnaires,Human,
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1An outbreak of carbapenem-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa in a urology ward
C. Peña, M. Dominguez, M. Pujol, R. Verdaguer, F. Gudiol, and J. Ariza. Clinical Microbiology and Infection: The Official Publication of the European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, 9 (9): 938--43 (September 2003)PMID: 14616682.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Aged,
Electrophoresis,
Tract
Carbapenems,
Studies,
{Anti-Bacterial}
{DNA,}
Middle
Humans,
Urinary
Infection
Infection,
Pseudomonas
Male,
Infections
Equipment
Cross
Bacterial,
Control,
Disease
Female,
aeruginosa,
Agents,
Outbreaks,
Resistance,
Contamination,
{Pulsed-Field,}
Prospective
Spain,
Infections,
Gel,
Drug
Aged,Electrophoresis,TractCarbapenems,Studies,{Anti-Bacterial}{DNA,}MiddleHumans,UrinaryInfectionInfection,PseudomonasMale,InfectionsEquipmentCrossBacterial,Control,DiseaseFemale,aeruginosa,Agents,Outbreaks,Resistance,Contamination,{Pulsed-Field,}ProspectiveSpain,Infections,Gel,Drug
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1Genetic characterization of a new variant within the ET-37 complex of Neisseria meningitidis associated with outbreaks in various parts of the world
J. Jelfs, R. Munro, F. Ashton, and D. Caugant. Epidemiology and Infection, 125 (2): 285--98 (October 2000)PMID: 11117951.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Serotyping,
Health
Electrophoresis,
Studies,
{DNA,}
Humans,
Polymerase
meningitidis,
Amplification
Restriction
Neisseria
Techniques,
Population,
Genetics,
Chain
Reaction,
Bacterial,
Acid
Disease
{DNA}
Outbreaks,
Meningococcal
Primers,
Mapping,
Epidemiologic
World
{Pulsed-Field,}
Infections,
Nucleic
Gel,
Serotyping,HealthElectrophoresis,Studies,{DNA,}Humans,Polymerasemeningitidis,AmplificationRestrictionNeisseriaTechniques,Population,Genetics,ChainReaction,Bacterial,AcidDisease{DNA}Outbreaks,MeningococcalPrimers,Mapping,EpidemiologicWorld{Pulsed-Field,}Infections,NucleicGel,
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1Pseudo-outbreak of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Serratia marcescens related to bronchoscopes
C. Silva, V. Magalhães, C. Pereira, J. Kawagoe, C. Ikura, and A. Ganc. Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology: The Official Journal of the Society of Hospital Epidemiologists of America, 24 (3): 195--197 (March 2003)PMID: 12683511.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Reuse,
Studies,
Brazil,
Ribotyping,
Retrospective
Serratia
Humans,
Infection,
Pseudomonas
Cohort
Equipment
Cross
Bronchoscopy,
Hospitals,
Lavage,
Disease
Bronchoscopes,
aeruginosa,
marcescens
Outbreaks,
Contamination,
Private,
Prospective
Disinfection,
Infections,
Bronchoalveolar
Reuse,Studies,Brazil,Ribotyping,RetrospectiveSerratiaHumans,Infection,PseudomonasCohortEquipmentCrossBronchoscopy,Hospitals,Lavage,DiseaseBronchoscopes,aeruginosa,marcescensOutbreaks,Contamination,Private,ProspectiveDisinfection,Infections,Bronchoalveolar
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1A cluster of meningococcal disease on a school bus following epidemic influenza
L. Harrison, C. Armstrong, S. Jenkins, M. Harmon, G. Ajello, G. Miller, and C. Broome. Archives of Internal Medicine, 151 (5): 1005--1009 (May 1991)PMID: 2025124.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Disease
Incidence,
Transportation,
Risk
Outbreaks,
Studies,
Influenza,
Meningococcal
Child,
Humans,
Absenteeism,
Factors,
Adolescent,
{Case-Control}
Infections,
Virginia
Human,
DiseaseIncidence,Transportation,RiskOutbreaks,Studies,Influenza,MeningococcalChild,Humans,Absenteeism,Factors,Adolescent,{Case-Control}Infections,VirginiaHuman,
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1Clonal analysis of the serogroup B meningococci causing New Zealand's epidemic
K. Dyet, and D. Martin. Epidemiology and Infection, 134 (2): 377--83 (April 2006)PMID: 16490143.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Polymorphism,
Meningococcal,
B,
{DNA,}
Variation,
Humans,
Polymerase
Molecular,
meningitidis,
{16S}
Restriction
Neisseria
{RNA,}
Serogroup
Ribosomal,
New
Meningitis,
Chain
Reaction,
Bacterial,
Disease
Epidemiology,
Outbreaks,
Genetic
Cells,
Zealand,
Fragment
Length,
Clone
Polymorphism,Meningococcal,B,{DNA,}Variation,Humans,PolymeraseMolecular,meningitidis,{16S}RestrictionNeisseria{RNA,}SerogroupRibosomal,NewMeningitis,ChainReaction,Bacterial,DiseaseEpidemiology,Outbreaks,GeneticCells,Zealand,FragmentLength,Clone
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1An outbreak of hospital-acquired Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection caused by contaminated bottled water in intensive care units
T. Eckmanns, M. Oppert, M. Martin, R. Amorosa, I. Zuschneid, U. Frei, H. Rüden, and K. Weist. Clinical Microbiology and Infection: The Official Publication of the European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, 14 (5): 454--8 (May 2008)PMID: 18294245.
14 years ago by @jelias
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Water
Disease
aeruginosa,
Germany,
Outbreaks,
Intensive
Supply
Care
Humans,
Infection,
Pseudomonas
Units,
Cross
Microbiology,
Infections,
WaterDiseaseaeruginosa,Germany,Outbreaks,IntensiveSupplyCareHumans,Infection,PseudomonasUnits,CrossMicrobiology,Infections,
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