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” Patrick Zhang, Horizons Ventures, said: “We strongly believe that MeMed’s strategy of using hostimmune response- technologies is a significant advance in the improvement of two major issues in healthcare today: the rise of antimicrobial resistance due to unnecessary prescription of antibiotics and effectively triaging patients infected with ...
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The test’s potential to improve antibiotic stewardship was demonstrated in children with fever without source and respiratory tract infections at emergency departments and wards in Italy and Germany. ...
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Sepsis caused more than five million deaths annually worldwide before the COVID-19 pandemic, and severe COVID-19 has been recognized as viral sepsis. In addition, antibiotic resistance is directly responsible for more than 700,000 deaths annually worldwide. ...
This would better allow the right antibiotic to be prescribed to the right patient at the right time and in the right dose , thereby helping to minimise unnecessary prescription of antibiotics. ...
As a result, middle ear infections are the #1 reason for antibiotic prescriptions and #1 reason for surgery in children. With the OtoNexus device, physicians can evaluate a middle ear infection and know whether antibiotic therapy is appropriate in less than 2 seconds. This definitive test will provide physicians the information they need to ...
As a result, middle ear infections are the #1 reason for antibiotic prescriptions and #1 reason for surgery in children. "Our goal is to decrease the usage of antibiotic therapy by 50% for the treatment of middle ear infections," said Caitlin Cameron, CEO OtoNexus Medical Technologies. ...
During this webinar listeners will learn the kinetics of PCT during infection, current biomarkers used in the management of bacterial infection, and how PCT can aid in antibiotic stewardship. Tuesday, September 24: We are sponsoring a webinar hosted by the Sepsis Alliance, "The Blind Spot of Antibiotic Stewardship: Antibiotic Overuse at ...
SEATTLE (March 29, 2017) Newly published, peer-reviewed results of observational clinical research have demonstrated that ID Genomics’ “bacterial fingerprinting” technology has the potential to improve antibiotic prescribing, reducing prescription errors and the overuse of broad-spectrum antibiotics, which could ultimately ...
ID Genomics is developing innovative “bacterial fingerprinting” technology that has the potential to reduce prescription errors and the overuse of broad-spectrum antibiotics by improving the accuracy and speed of antibiotic prescribing process. ...