Identification of pleural infection microbiological patterns by applying next generation sequencing and bioinformatics analysis

N. Kanellakis (Oxford, United Kingdom), E. Bedawi (Oxford, United Kingdom), J. Wrightson (Oxford, United Kingdom), J. Corcoran (Oxford, United Kingdom), R. Hallifax (Oxford, United Kingdom), R. Mercer (Oxford, United Kingdom), V. George (Oxford, United Kingdom), R. Banka (Oxford, United Kingdom), M. Jabeen (Oxford, United Kingdom), R. Asciak (Oxford, United Kingdom), R. Miller (London, United Kingdom), N. Maskell (Bristol, United Kingdom), I. Psallidas (Oxford, United Kingdom), T. Hinks (Oxford, United Kingdom), D. Crook (Oxford, United Kingdom), N. Rahman (Oxford, United Kingdom)

Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Antibiotic therapy for pneumonia and pleural infections
Session: Antibiotic therapy for pneumonia and pleural infections
Session type: Oral Presentation
Number: 4673
Disease area: Respiratory infections

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