Assessment of the BACTEC NR660 blood culture system for the detection of bacteremia in young children.

The sensitivity of the BACTEC NR660 blood culture system was assessed by using paired bottles of anaerobic (NR7A) and resin-containing aerobic (NR16A) media and conditions and organisms which simulated those found in pediatric practice. Corresponding media (7D and 16B) of the established BACTEC 460...

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Автори: Anderson, J D, Trombley, C, Cimolai, N
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Опубліковано: 1989
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spelling pubmed-2674042003-12-16 Assessment of the BACTEC NR660 blood culture system for the detection of bacteremia in young children. Anderson, J D Trombley, C Cimolai, N J Clin Microbiol Research Article The sensitivity of the BACTEC NR660 blood culture system was assessed by using paired bottles of anaerobic (NR7A) and resin-containing aerobic (NR16A) media and conditions and organisms which simulated those found in pediatric practice. Corresponding media (7D and 16B) of the established BACTEC 460 radiometric method served as controls. The performances of the two systems were similar with 50 isolates of 10 aerobic organisms (aerobic medium) and with 21 isolates of 15 strict anaerobes (anaerobic medium). 1989-04 /pmc/articles/PMC267404/ /pubmed/2656744 Text en
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Anderson, J D
Trombley, C
Cimolai, N
Assessment of the BACTEC NR660 blood culture system for the detection of bacteremia in young children.
description The sensitivity of the BACTEC NR660 blood culture system was assessed by using paired bottles of anaerobic (NR7A) and resin-containing aerobic (NR16A) media and conditions and organisms which simulated those found in pediatric practice. Corresponding media (7D and 16B) of the established BACTEC 460 radiometric method served as controls. The performances of the two systems were similar with 50 isolates of 10 aerobic organisms (aerobic medium) and with 21 isolates of 15 strict anaerobes (anaerobic medium).
author Anderson, J D
Trombley, C
Cimolai, N
author_facet Anderson, J D
Trombley, C
Cimolai, N
author_sort Anderson, J D
title Assessment of the BACTEC NR660 blood culture system for the detection of bacteremia in young children.
title_short Assessment of the BACTEC NR660 blood culture system for the detection of bacteremia in young children.
title_full Assessment of the BACTEC NR660 blood culture system for the detection of bacteremia in young children.
title_fullStr Assessment of the BACTEC NR660 blood culture system for the detection of bacteremia in young children.
title_full_unstemmed Assessment of the BACTEC NR660 blood culture system for the detection of bacteremia in young children.
title_sort assessment of the bactec nr660 blood culture system for the detection of bacteremia in young children.
publishDate 1989
url https://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC267404/
https://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2656744
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