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culture/suspected origin). The most frequent micro-organisms in BSI acquired in the hospital were E. coli (22%), coagulase-negative staphylococci (13%) and Staphylococcus aureus (11%). Antibiotic resistance of these ...

preventable, in particular for the septicemia associated to invasive devices. For this reason, Belgium organized a national septicemia surveillance (SEP) since 1992. The number of hospitals participating for ...

organisms, in particular well known pathogens, at the individual patient level both in the ambulatory and in the in-patient setting. The microbiological results of voluntary participating clinical laboratories ...

micro-organisms (19.9%), followed by E. Coli (14.2%), S. aureus (13.6%), Streptococcus sp. (6.4%, with 2.1% S. pneumoniae), Enterobacter sp. (5.9%), Enterococcus sp. (5.6%), Candida sp. (5.4%), Klebsiella sp. ...