Full article: Colonization and infection with extended spectrum beta-lactamase producing
Enterobacteriaceae in high-risk patients – Review of the literature from a clinical perspective …

… b-lactamaseproducing bacteria are usually associated with outbreaks, but endemic
infections … the frequency of intestinal colonization with extended-spectrum b-lactamase-producing …

… time course of colonization with extended-spectrum beta-lactamase (ESBL)… colonization
and risk factors for prolonged colonization with EPE to obtain information for successful infection …

… meta-analysis summarizes the magnitude of colonization or infection with ESBL-E among …
maternal colonization or infection with ESBL-E will assist with clinical care, infection prevention…

… The occurrence of expanded-spectrum-4-lactamase-producing strains was prospectively …
were infected or colonized; some of these patients had asymptomatic intestinal colonization. …

… colonization, and the cornerstone of definite therapy in those with documented ESBL-PE
infections… In this study, we sought to appraise the effects of colonization and infection with ESBL-…

… β-lactams could be safely used in non-colonized patients with AIs in ICUs with low ESBL-GNB
prevalence rate. In ESBL-GNB colonized … amikacin will be added to a beta-lactam agent. …

… [ 19–22 ] and, independent of the infection site, the digestive tract seems to be the … colonization
among healthy patients and assess the factors that are associated with the colonization …

… colonization were independent risk factors for infection, but low birthweight was not an
independent predictor of infection … -betalactams. Infect Dis Clin North Am 1997; 11: 875±887. 14. …

… and risk factors for colonization and infection with such microorganisms … colonization rate
at ICU admission, infections caused by ESBL-PE remain very infrequent (only 3 % of infected …