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Sebastian Haller

Berlin, DE

Robert Koch Institute

Vortrag

19.09.2023
14:39 – 14:52 10 Min. 3 Min.
Vortrag
PRHYV 084
Clusters of NDM-1-producing Klebsiella pneumoniae in Germany, 2022, are associated with exposure in Ukraine or with nosocomial transmission in German hospitals
IPC and MDRO and nosocomial pathogens (FG PR HY/StAG Hyg)

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