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Reductions in Workload and Reporting by Use of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus Screening with MRSASelect Medium Compared to Mannitol-Salk Medium Supplemented with Oxacillin
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DNA / Virology / Molecular

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Recovery of Respiratory Viruses: Samples Collected by Flocked Swabs Compared to those Collected by Nasal Aspiration
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Forensic Science

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Flocked Swabs, a New State of the Art for Forensic DNA applications
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Flocked Swabs

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Comparison of nasopharyngeal flocked swabs and aspirates for rapid diagnosis of respiratory viruses in children
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Bacteriology

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Evaluation of Optimal Storage Temperature, Time, and Transport Medium for Detection of Group B Streptococcus in StrepB Carrot Broth
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UriSwab

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Clinical Evaluation of a Preservative Impregnated Sponge for Transport of Urine Samples for Microbiological Culture
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Copan Research & Development

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Comparison of the New CyMol Medium to ThinPrep Liquid Based Pap Medium for the Diagnosis of Infectious Diseases by Nucleic Acid Amplification Assays
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WASP Automation

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First Evaluation of the WASP, a New Automated Microbiology Plating Instrument
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Evaluation of Sponge Impregnated with Preservative for Protection of Urinary Tract Pathogens During Transport

R.P. Rennie, C.L. Brosnikoff, S.E. Shokoples, L.C. Turnbull, D. Triva, R. Paroni, E. Zanella and A. Giambra - Medical Microbiology Laboratory, University of Alberta Hospitals, Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA, and Copan Italia S.p.A., Brescia, ITALY

ASM 105th General Convention - Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005

C305_Sponge.pdf 204.8 KB

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Survival Rate of Haemophilus Influenzae Isolated from Pediatric Patients in Commercial Transport Systems

Suzane Silbert, Andrea S. Pereira, Jussimara Monteiro, Martha R. Celle, Luciana Cirilo, Rodrigo Mendes, Antônio C. C. Pignatari Laboratório Especial de Microbiologia Clínica, Federal University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil

ASM 105th General Convention - Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005

C302_Silbert.pdf 327.68 KB

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Evaluation of Four Swab Transport Systems For The Recovery of ATCC and Clinical Strains with Characterized Resistance Mechanisms

M. I. Morosini, E. Loza, O. Gutiérrez, F. Almaraz, F. Baquero, and R. Cantón. Hospital Universitario Ramón y Cajal. Spain.

ASM 105th General Convention - Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005

C301_Torundas.pdf 1.22 MB

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Comparison of StarSwab II with BD CultureSwab Max V(+) Transport Systems for Preservation of Bacterial Pathogens Important in Pediatric Medicine; Hemophilus influenza, Streptococcus pneumoniae, and Neisseria meningitidis

RC Jerris, DK Jarrett, W Cherney, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Atlanta, GA

ASM 105th General Convention - Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005

C300_Jerris.pdf 471.04 KB

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Comparative Study Of The Viability Of Clinically Important Bacteria In Two New Amies Gel Transport Systems (bd Cultureswab Max V(+) And Remel Bactiswab) Using Nccls M40-a Quantitative Swab Elution Method

C. Biggs, The Chester County Hospital

ASM 105th General Convention - Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005

C298_Biggs.pdf 440.32 KB

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Overgrowth and survival of organisms in Swab Transport Systems

GAJones, RP - Human Microbiology Laboratory, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth PL6 8DH, United Kingdom

ASM 105th General Convention, Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005

C296_NHS.pdf 133.12 KB

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Comparative Evaluation of Two New Amies Swab Transport Systems BD CultureSwab™ Max V(+) (Copan) and the Fisherfinest® (Starplex) Swab

M. SARINA, D.M. LAWRENCE, CENTRAL COAST PATHOLOGY, San Luis Obispo, CA

ASM 105th General Convention - Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005

C295_Sarina.pdf 1.7 MB

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Evaluation Of Organism Recovery After Twelve Months Using The Roll Plate Method Described Inclsi Document M40: Quality Control Of Microbiological Transport Devices

C. L. Brosnikoff * , R. P. Rennie and L. C. Turnbull - Medical Microbiology Laboratory, University of Alberta Hospital, Edmonton, AB, CANADA

ASM 105th General Convention - Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005

C294_Swabs.pdf 276.48 KB

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Evaluation And Comparison Of Two Stuart’s Liquid Swab Transport Systems Tested By The Nccls M40 Method

K. G. Van Horn and I. Rankin

ASM 105th General Convention - Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005

C292_VanHorn.pdf 122.88 KB

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Comparative Study of Three Transport Swabs for the Maintenace of Clinically Important Aerobic and Anaerobic Bacteria

C. Chevallier, P. Hamilton, and J. Aslanzadeh - Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT

ASM 105th General Convention - Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005

C291_Hartford.pdf 665.6 KB

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Evaluation of Sponge Impregnated with Preservative for Protection of Urinary Tract Pathogens During Transport

Survival Rate of Haemophilus Influenzae Isolated from Pediatric Patients in Commercial Transport Systems

Evaluation of Four Swab Transport Systems For The Recovery of ATCC and Clinical Strains with Characterized Resistance Mechanisms

Comparison of StarSwab II with BD CultureSwab Max V(+) Transport Systems for Preservation of Bacterial Pathogens Important in Pediatric Medicine; Hemophilus influenza, Streptococcus pneumoniae, and Neisseria meningitidis

Comparative Study Of The Viability Of Clinically Important Bacteria In Two New Amies Gel Transport Systems (bd Cultureswab Max V(+) And Remel Bactiswab) Using Nccls M40-a Quantitative Swab Elution Method

Overgrowth and survival of organisms in Swab Transport Systems

Comparative Evaluation of Two New Amies Swab Transport Systems BD CultureSwab™ Max V(+) (Copan) and the Fisherfinest® (Starplex) Swab

Evaluation Of Organism Recovery After Twelve Months Using The Roll Plate Method Described Inclsi Document M40: Quality Control Of Microbiological Transport Devices

Evaluation And Comparison Of Two Stuart’s Liquid Swab Transport Systems Tested By The Nccls M40 Method

Comparative Study of Three Transport Swabs for the Maintenace of Clinically Important Aerobic and Anaerobic Bacteria