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Nanopore sequencing technology for clinical diagnosis of infectious diseases where laboratory capacity is meager: A case report by Kumburu, Happiness H., Shayo, Mariana, van Zwetslaar, Marco, Njau, Judith, Kuchaka, Davis J., Ignas, Ignas P., Wadugu, Boaz, Kasworm, Robert, Masaki, Lazaro J., Hallgren, Malte B., Clausen, Philip T.L.C., Mmbaga, Blandina Theophil, Aarestrup, Frank M., Sonda, Tolbert B.

“…In resource-limited settings, patients are often first presented to clinical settings when seriously ill and access to proper clinical microbial diagnostics is…”
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Nanopore sequencing technology for clinical diagnosis of infectious diseases where laboratory capacity is meager: A case report by Kumburu, Happiness H, Shayo, Mariana, van Zwetslaar, Marco, Njau, Judith, Kuchaka, Davis J, Ignas, Ignas P, Wadugu, Boaz, Kasworm, Robert, Masaki, Lazaro J, Hallgren, Malte B, Clausen, Philip T L C, Mmbaga, Blandina Theophil, Aarestrup, Frank M, Sonda, Tolbert B

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No need to spare the arm after axillary dissection: the prohibition on interventions such as venepuncture is obsolete by van der Linden, Ragna L A, van Bebber, Ignas P T, Bosscha, Koop, Bessems, Maud

“…Annually, around 11,500 patients are treated surgically for breast cancer. In the past, 5-25% of these underwent an axillary dissection. This procedure can…”
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Multiple-organ failure and sepsis without bacteria. An experimental model by Goris, R J, Boekholtz, W K, van Bebber, I P, Nuytinck, J K, Schillings, P H

“…Multiple-organ failure is generally attributed to bacterial infection, although a correlation with positive blood cultures is not consistently found…”
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Does selective decontamination of the gastrointestinal tract prevent multiple organ failure? An experimental study by Goris, R J, van Bebber, I P, Mollen, R M, Koopman, J P

“…Gut bacteria have been incriminated as causing or contributing to generalized sepsis with multiple organ failure in severely ill patients, and selective…”
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