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• Clostridium difficile: disease spectrum, epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment - present and future
  Ian R Poxton (UK)
• Clostridium difficile: applications of molecular methods for diagnosis and epidemiological studies of C. difficile-associated disease
  Maja Rupnik (Slovenia)
• Basic requirement from the clinical side and from the laboratory side to be successful in isolation of anaerobes (sample taking, transport, laboratory background)
  Mike Cox (USA)
• Normal and pathogen flora of the oral cavity. Oral anaerobes as causative agents in local and in distant infections
  Eija Kononen (Finland)
• Role of anaerobic bacteria as normal flora members and their use as probiotics in clinical medicine
  Carl Eric Nord (Sweden)
• Diabetic foot; a challenge for the laboratory and a challenge for the clinician
  Elisabeth Nagy (Hungary)
• Differentiation of anaerobic bacteria; a cost effective approach
  Edit Urban (Hungary)
• Clinical relevance of blood culture for anaerobes
  Elisabeth Nagy (Hungary)
• Uncommon anaerobic pathogens in life threatening conditions
  John Brazier (UK)
• Resistance problems in anaerobes. Antibiotic resistance determination methods for anaerobes. Importance of MIC and breakpoint-determination
  Arne Rodloff (Germany)
• Imipenem and metronidazole resistance in Bacteroides, an increasing problem in the treatment of severe anaerobic infections
  Jozsef Soki (Hungary)
• Use of molecular methods in diagnostics and typing of anaerobic bacteria
  Georg Conrads (Germany)
• Taxonomic changes in anaerobes. Do we need to follow them?
  Eija Kononen (Finland)
• BV and related infections
  Elisabeth Nagy (Hungary)