Molecular diagnostic testing for common stool pathogens

G. Trafford^*, N. Ratnaraja, N. Wickramasinghe
^*Heart of England Foundation Trust, UK
Journal of Hospital Infection (2015) 90, 196-198
No abstract.
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便中の腸管病原体の検出に、日常的な検査として遺伝子検査が用いられるケースはこれまで少なかった。しかしながら、従来法は感度や手間、費用などの点で制約が大きかったのも事実である。本稿は、PCR 法を用いる長所、ピットフォール、結果の解釈、コスト比較など、実用化と感染対策への応用に向けた課題について述べている。

Are medical procedures that induce coughing or involve respiratory suctioning associated with increased generation of aerosols and risk of SARS-CoV-2 infection? A rapid systematic review

J. Wilson*, G. Carson, S. Fitzgerald, M.J. Llewelyn, D. Jenkins, S. Parker, A. Boies, J. Thomas, K. Sutcliffe, A.J. Sowden, A. O’Mara-Eves, C. Stansfield, E. Harriss, J. Reilly, members of the Independent High Risk AGP Review Panel
*University of West London, UK

Journal of Hospital Infection (2021) 116, 37-46

Real-life measurement of size-fractionated aerosol concentration in a plethysmography box during the COVID-19 pandemic and estimation of the associated viral load

G. Tomisa*, A. Horváth, Á. Farkas, A. Nagy, E. Kis, L. Tamási
*Chiesi Hungary Ltd, Hungary

Journal of Hospital Infection (2021) 118, 7-14

Contamination of laryngoscope handles

Non-slip socks: a potential reservoir for transmitting multidrug-resistant organisms in hospitals?

Surgical antibiotic prophylaxis in women undergoing caesarean delivery: a systematic review of clinical practice guidelines

T. Wade*, A. Looby, J. Burgert, N. Roberts, C.J. Heneghan, I.J. Onakpoya
*University of Oxford, UK

Journal of Hospital Infection (2026) 169, 74-84