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Laboratory diagnosis and drug susceptibility testing in tuberculosis
19 April 2008
Session: EW01: A new threat from an old foe: XDR tuberculosis
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Epidemiology and infection control principles of XDR tuberculosis
19 April 2008
Session: EW01: A new threat from an old foe: XDR tuberculosis
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Pre-clinical testing of combination regimens for resistant TB infections
19 April 2008
Session: EW01: A new threat from an old foe: XDR tuberculosis
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Drug development and trials of new drugs for TB
19 April 2008
Session: EW01: A new threat from an old foe: XDR tuberculosis
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Introduction to PK/PD
19 April 2008
Session: EW02: Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of anti-infective agents
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PK/PD indices
19 April 2008
Session: EW02: Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of anti-infective agents
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Protein binding/tissue distribution
19 April 2008
Session: EW02: Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of anti-infective agents
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Use of in vitro models to study emergence of resistance
19 April 2008
Session: EW02: Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of anti-infective agents
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From animal models to the patient
19 April 2008
Session: EW02: Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of anti-infective agents
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Concepts and needs for intrepretive reading of the antibiogram. The EUCAST perspective
19 April 2008
Session: EW03: Interpretive reading of the antibiogram: from MICs and inhibition zones to resistance mechanisms and clinical practice
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