Sentence examples for days of decolonization from inspiring English sources

This regimen successfully reduced the quantitative bacterial count of VRE from 10 - 10 cfu/g of stool to undetectable level within 3 days of decolonization therapy in at least 3 patients (case 1, case 3, and case 4).

For example: In MRSA carriers, Jog et al. [ 29], used surveillance to extend the decolonization period with mupirocin and triclosan to five days, (United Kingdom's National Health Services recommends five days of decolonization for newly identified carriers [ 34]), and to substitute preoperative antibiotics gentamicin and teicoplanin for gentamicin and flucloxacillin.

The primary endpoint for testing the efficacy of intervention was colonization status of newborns' nostrils after 7 days of intervention (decolonization of the infants' nostril from multi-drug resistant Staphylococcus).

The mean time to acquisition was 11 days and the mean duration of decolonization was 9 days (decolonization: 5 days, controls carried out on 7th days and results obtained on 9th day).

Isolation will be discontinued when screening cultures do not yield MRSA. b) Decolonization of patients occurs a fixed number of days after the start of decolonization therapy.

Nasal swab was repeated next day after end of decolonization.

More than half of the newborns who received skin-to-skin holding intervention from their mothers who were not colonized with MRSA/MRSE were decolonized at the end of the seven days of treatment, but the mechanism for decolonization is unclear.

On 26 February 2014, he was detected to have gastrointestinal colonization of VRE and was subjected to VRE decolonization after 13 days of hospitalization.

For confirmation of MRSA eradication additional nasal swabs were taken ten days after the third negative swab, as well as one, three and twelve months after the end of decolonization procedures.

The period 1957 62 was also the climax of decolonization.

"It was the era of decolonization, the spirit of the times," he began.