Sentence examples for microbiological specimens from from inspiring English sources

Sir—We read the article entitled "Rising incidence of Enterococcus species in microbiological specimens from orthopedic patients correlates to increased use of cefuroxime" with great interest (Siesing et al. 2013).

Sir—We thank Dr. Guclu for relevant and important questions concerning our paper about a correlation between increased use of cefuroxime and a rising incidence of Enterococcus species in microbiological specimens from orthopedic patients (Siesing et al. 2013).

This study was undertaken to evaluate microbiological specimens collected from patients with diabetes-related foot infections (DRFIs) and managed by a multidisciplinary diabetic foot unit (DFU).

Sporadic focal infections with Listeria occur infrequently and are often not diagnosed till culture results from microbiological specimens become available.

These data represent routine assessments based on clinical data and information from positive microbiological specimens other than BCs that are generated by physicians at clinical microbiology departments in close cooperation with physicians at the clinical wards in which the patients were hospitalized.

Microbiological specimens were collected by a member of the DFU from the base of all clinically infected wounds and consisted of either a postdebridement wound swab or tissue sample (subcutaneous tissue or bone).

All microbiological specimens were analysed for fungal pathogens by the department of clinical microbiology of the Medical University of Vienna.

The third bone segment of the retrieved tibia with the catheter in situ was used to prepare microbiological specimens.

The microbiological specimens were incubated for 14 days.

Microbiological specimens were collected as recommended by the CDC.

The second lecture addressed collection of microbiological specimens.