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TUESDAY,
MARCH 27, 2001
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08:00-18:00
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P1A
POSTER SESSION 1 |
POSTER
AREA |
| Board
No. |
VACCINES |
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PNEUMOCOCCAL
CARRIAGE AMONG DAY-CARE CENTER ATTENDEES: A MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
STUDY
D. Bogaert*, M.N. Engelen, A.J.M. Timmers-Reker, K.C.P. Elzenar, R. De
Groot, P.G.H. Peerbooms, P.W.M.
Hermans, The Netherlands |
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| 2 |
DO
ANTIBODIES TO PNEUMOCOCCAL SURFACE ADHESIN A (PsaA) PREVENT PNEUMOCOCCAL
INVOLVEMENT IN ACUTE OTITIS MEDIA (Pnc AOM)?
S. Rapola*, T. Kilpi, M. Lahdenkari, A.K. Takala, P. Makela, H. Kayhty,
Finland |
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IMMUNE
RESPONSES TO NOVEL PNEUMOCOCCAL PROTEIN ANTIGENS (PNEUMOLYSIN, PSPA,
PSAA AND CBPA) IN ADENOIDAL B CELLS FROM CHILDREN
A. Finn*, E. Pettitt, S. Choo, Q. Zhang, UK |
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| 4 |
A
RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY TO EVALUATE THE IMMUNOGENICITY OF
AN 11-VALENT PNEUMOCOCCAL PROTEIN D CONJUGATE VACCINE ADMINISTERED AS
PRIMARY VACCINATION TO INFANTS AT 6, 10 AND 14 WEEKS OF AGE
S.R. Gatchalian*, C. Borja-Tabora, N.R. Bermal, M.H. Hohenboken, P.
Peeters, Philippines |
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| 5 |
THE
DEVELOPMENT OF IGG AVIDITY IN INFANTS AFTER IMMUNIZATION WITH AN
11-VALENT PNEUMOCOCCAL CONJUGATE VACCINE
T. Wuorimaa*, R. Dagan, F. Bailleux, R. Haikala, J. Eskola, H. Kayhty,
Finland |
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SAFETY
OF HEPTAVALENT PNEUMOCOCCAL CONJUGATE VACCINE IN LOW BIRTH WEIGHT AND
PRETERM INFANTS
P. Ray*, J. Schwalbe, H.R. Shinefield, S. Black, E. Lewis, J. Hackell,
F. Malinoski, USA |
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| 7 |
IMMUNOGENICITY
AND SAFETY OF A 7-VALENT PNEUMOCOCCAL CONJUGATE VACCINE (7VPNC) GIVEN
CONCOMITANTLY WITH A 5-COMPONENT DTAP-IPV-HIB VACCINE
H.J. Schmitt*, J. Faber, I. Bartels, B. Thoma, N. Ahlers, Germany |
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| 8 |
FUNCTIONAL
ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO 11-VALENT PNEUMOCOCCAL (Pnc) CONJUGATE VACCINE IN
FILIPINO INFANTS
T. Puumalainen*, R. Capeding, H. Nohynek, O. Leroy, K. Jousimies, M.
Lucero, H. Kayhty, Finland |
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| 9 |
EFFECT
OF HEPATAVALENT CONJUGATE PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINE IN INFANCY AND BOOSTER
POLYSACCHARIDE VACCINE AT 13 MONTHS ON NASOPHARYNGEAL CARRIAGE OF S.
PNEUMONIAE IN CHILDREN AGED 2 TO 4 YEARS.
R. Lakshman*, G. Race, L. Shaw, C. Murdoch, E. Pettitt, A. Finn, UK |
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| 10 |
A
RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, DOSE-RANGE STUDY TO EVALUATE THE
IMMUNOGENICITY OF A TETRAVALENT PNEUMOCOCCAL PROTEIN D CONJUGATE VACCINE
IN INFANTS, AND BOOSTABILITY BY PLAIN POLYSACCHARIDE
A. Arguedas*, C. Loaiza, A. Perez, Y. Cervantes, M. Hohenboken, J.
Jacquet, P. Peeters, Costa Rica |
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| 11 |
EFFECT
OF A 7-VALENT PNEUMOCOCCAL CONJUGATE VACCINE ON NASOPHARYNGEAL (NP)
CARRIAGE AMONG NAVAJO AND WHITE MOUNTAIN APACHE (N/WMA) INFANTS
K.L. O'Brien*, M.A. Bronsdon, G.M. Carlone, R.R. Facklam, B. Schwartz,
R.R. Reid, M. Santosham, USA |
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| 12 |
FURTHER
CHARACTERIZATION OF EFFICACY OF A HEPTAVALENT PNEUMOCOCCAL CONJUGATE
VACCINE (PNCCRM) AGAINST ACUTE OTITIS MEDIA
A.A.I. Palmu*, T.M. Kilpi, J. Jokinen, P.H. Makela, Finland |
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| 13 |
EFFICACY
OF OKA/MERCK VARICELLA VACCINE AFTER CONCOMITANT ADMINISTRATION WITH
M-M-R? II
S.J.R. Vessey*, B.J. Kuter, H.R. Shinefield, S.B. Black, C.Y. Chan, M.
Waters, J.C. Sadoff, J.F. Heyse, H. Matthews, S. Li, I.S.F. Chan, USA |
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| 14 |
GENETIC
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OKA VARICELLA VACCINES
A.R. Shaw*, N. Kraiouchkine, J. Condra, D. Graham, X. Liu, D. Distefano,
USA |
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| 15 |
COMPARISON
OF THE VARICELLA ANTIBODY RESPONSE AFTER VACCINATIONW ITH EITHER
OKA/MERCK
VARICELLA VACCINE OR VARILRIX™ (SB BIO [OKA-RIT])
R.S.J. Vessey*, A.L. Harmon, Y.L. Lau, L.M. Huang, T.Y. Lin, B.W. Lee,
C.Y. Chan, J. Hartzel, I.S.F. Chan, J.C. Sadoff, USA |
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| 16 |
CHILDHOOD
VACCINATION WITH OKA/MERCK VARICELLA VACCINE: CORRELATION OF 6 WEEK
POSTVACCINATION VARICELLA ANTIBODY RESPONSE DETERMINED BY GP-ELISA WITH
PROTECTION AGAINST BREAKTHROUGH INFECTION
R.S.J. Vessey*, I.S.F. Chan, L. Shu, J.F. Heyse, H. Matthews, B.J. Kuter,
C.Y. Chan, J.C. Sadoff, USA |
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| 17 |
PREDICTION
OF POSTVACCINATION VARICELLA BREAKTHROUGH RATES BASED ON THE VARICELLA
ANTIBODY RESPONSE DETERMINED BY GPELISA 6 WEEKS POSTVACCINATION
I.S.F. Chan*, S. Li, J.F. Heyse, H. Matthews, C.Y. Chan, R.S.J. Vessey,
B.J. Kuter, J.C. Sadoff, USA |
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| 18 |
OKA/MERCK
VARICELLA VACCINE: PERSISTENCE OF ANTIBODY, DURATION OF PROTECTION AND
VACCINE EFFICACY
B.J. Kuter*, R.S.J. Vessey, C.Y. Chan, K.M. Kaplan, J.C. Sadoff, J.F.
Heyse, H. Matthews, S. Li, I.S.F. Chan, USA |
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| 19 |
THE
EFFECT OF VARICELLA VACCINATION IN ASTHMATIC CHILDREN RECEIVING INHALED
STEROIDS
E. Kocabas*, G. Bingol Karakoc, D. Alabaz, M. Yilmaz, D. Altintas, N.
Aksaray, Turkey |
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| 20 |
HIB
VACCINE EFFICACY - THE UNITED KINGDOM (UK) 'NO BOOST' EXPERIENCE
J. McVernon*, P.T. Heath, M.P. Slack, M. Ramsay, E.R. Moxon, UK |
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| 21 |
ANTIBODIES
AGAINST HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE TYPE B (HIB) BEFORE AND AFTER A BOOSTER
DOSE OF THE CARRIER PROTEIN, TETANUS TOXOID, IN ALREADY PRIMED CHILDREN
B. Claesson*, T. Lagergird, J. Taranger, B. Trollfors, Sweden |
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| 22 |
INCREASED
PERTUSSIS IN UNVACCINATED INFANTS AND WANING IMMUNITY IN OLDER
INDIVIDUALS
I. De Schutter*, A. Malfroot, N. Najafi, I. Dab, D. Pierard, S. Lauwers,
Belgium |
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| 23 |
DURATION
OF EFFICACY AFTER FOUR DOSES OF BIKEN ACELLULAR PERTUSSIS VACCINE
J. Liese*, S. Stojanov V, J. Froeschle, E. Harzer, M.B. Murray, S. Jow,
C. Meschievitz, A.M. Walker, B.H. Belohradsky, Germany |
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| 24 |
EVALUATION
OF MUMPS NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODY IN A DOUBLE-BLIND COMPARATIVE STUDY OF
TWO LIVE-ATTENUATED MEASLES-MUMPS-RUBELLA VACCINES
S. Stojanov*, S. Thaler, D. Krah, S. Olsen, E. Harzer, S. Jow, J.G.
Liese, B.H. Belohradsky, Germany |
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| 25 |
IPV-VERO
VACCINE GIVES HIGH ANTIBODY RESPONSE AND IS WELL TOLERATED IN
INFANTS
S. Sandbu*, H. Nokleby, O. Helland, L.B. Flugsrud, H.C. Rumke, Norway |
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| 26 |
ANTIBODY
RESPONSE TO MMR VACCINATION IN CHILDREN OF NORTHERN GREECE
J. Kavaliotis*, S. Petridou, E. Chatziagorou, D. Karapaktsoglou, K.
Kontouli, C. Psilaki, A. Kansouzidou, H. Tsagaropoulou, Greece |
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| Board
No. |
P1B
NEONATAL INFECTIONS |
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| 27 |
USE
OF SOLUBLE L-SELECTIN, A MARKER OF IMMUNE ACTIVATION, IN NEONATAL
INFECTION
A.P. Kourtis*, A.T. Kessler, F.K. Lee, USA |
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| 28 |
INTRAPARTUM
ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS (IAP) IN BETA-LACTAM ALLERGIC PREGNANT WOMEN: IS
IT A PROBLEM?
E. Lachassinne*, C. Hombrouck, I. Poilane, A. Collignon, P. Cruaud, J.
Gaudelus, M. Uzan, France |
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| 29 |
IODINE
ANTISEPTICS FOR PREVENTION OF NEONATAL HERPETIC INFECTION AND HIV
VERTICAL INFECTION: CONSEQUENCES FOR NEW-BORNS AND THYROID FUNCTIONS.
E. Lachassinne*, M. Izembart, C. Belasco, M. Uzan, J. Gaudelus, France |
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| 30 |
EARLY
IDENTIFICATION OF INTESTINAL MULTIRESISTANT GRAM NEGATIVE BACTERIA
CARRIERS FROM OUTBORN PATIENTS IN A NEONATAL UNIT.
E. Lachassinne*, P. Millet, I. Poilane, A. Collignon, P. Daoud, J.
Gaudelus, France |
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| 31 |
NEONATAL
BLOOD CULTURES: HOW MUCH BLOOD DO WE TAKE?
J. Buttery*, M. Herbert, I. Tallach, B. Batchelor, J. Johnson, A.
Breathnach, A. Bedford-Russell, P. Heath, UK |
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| 32 |
HEMATOLOGIC
EFFECTS OF RECOMBINANT GRANULOCYTE-MACROPHAGE COLONY-STIMULATING FACTOR
ON PERIPHERAL BLOOD IN NEONATES WITH SEPSIS AND NEUTROPENIA
A. Yaramis*, S. Gunbey, M.C. Devecioglu, K. Bilgin, Turkey |
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| 33 |
CONGENITAL
TUBERCULOSIS: A case report
O. Bor, D. Dinleyici, A.K. Kocak*, Turkey |
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| 34 |
NEONATAL
SALMONELLA ENTERICA SEROVAR HEIDELBERG SEPSIS
M. Gracia Casanova*, P. Ventura Faci, P. Samper Villagrasa, M. Vazquez
Olivares, E. Duran Sanchez, V. Gonzalez Asun, J. Perez Gonzalez, Spain |
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| 35 |
NOSOCOMIAL
SEPSIS (NS) IN THE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: PREDICTORS OF
MORTALITY
D. Mandel*, Y. Litner, F.B. Yoav, S. Dollberg, Israel |
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| 36 |
HETEROGENEITY
AMONG GROUP B STREPTOCOCCI - IMPACT ON PATHOGENICITY OF NEONATAL SEPSIS
R. Berner*, M. Ruess, J. Csorba, P. Welter, Germany |
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| 37 |
PREVALENCE
OF MATERNAL AND NEONATAL COLONIZATION WITH GROUP B STREPTOCOCCUS
M. Tsolia*, M. Psoma, I. Liaga, S. Gavrili, C. Kostalos, S. Michalas, V.
Petrochilou, T. Karpathios, Greece |
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| 38 |
VAGINAL
COLONIZATION OF PREGNANT WOMEN WITH GROUP B STREPTOCOCCUS
E. Hosaf*, E. Seber, B. Cetin, A. Gunduz, Turkey |
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| 39 |
SESPIS
RATE IN CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETERS ON A TERTIARY NEONATAL UNIT
J.H. Hoggard*, A.R. Bedford-Russel, UK |
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| 40 |
"SEPSIS
WORK-UP" IN THE NEONATE - HOW LONG TO TREAT?
Y. Schlesinger*, M.S. Schimmel, Y. Meislish, B. Rudensky, A.I. Eidelman,
Israel |
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| 41 |
CONGENITAL
VARICELLA SYNDROME
K. De Waele*, K. Vandekerckhove, L. Goossens, K. Dhaene, C. De Praeter,
Belgium |
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| 42 |
NEONATAL
SHIGELLOSIS; CASE REPORTS AND REVIEW
A.S. Luder, Y. Viner, E. Gottfried, D. Segal, D. Miron*, Israel |
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| 43 |
UREAPLASMA
UREALYTICUM AMNIONITIS LEADS TO PROLONGED HOSPITALIZATION IN PRETERM
INFANTS
A. Berger*, L. Kirchner, H. Helmer, A. Pollak, D. Zaknun, Austria |
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| 44 |
INVASIVE
CANDIDOSIS IN A SINGLE NICU: TRENDS DURING THE LAST 6 YEARS
E. Roilides*, E. Farmaki, J. Evdoridou, M. Tsivitanidou, E. Bibashi, D.
Sofianou, G. Kremenopoulos, Greece |
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| 45 |
SEVERE
INFECTIONS AMONG YOUNG INFANTS BELOW 2 MONTHS OF AGE IN BOHOL,
PHILIPPINES
B.P. Quiambao*, S.P. Lupisan, E.A. Ladesma, L.T. Sombrero, J. Arcay,
V.V. Romano, M.G. Lucero, E. Herva,
P. Ruutu, Finland |
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| 46 |
BACTERIAL
COLONIZATION OF UMBILICAL (UVC) AND CENTRAL (CVC) VENOUS CATHETER IN
INFANT NEWBORNS
Y. Aujard*, M. Rajguru, P. Pariani-Kurkdjian, D. Bakari, C. Doit, E.
Bingen, France |
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| 47 |
PROBLEMS
FOR THE 2000'S IN NEONATAL BACTERIAL INFECTIONS : POTENTIAL ESPID
STUDIES
Y. Aujard*, France |
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| 48 |
NON
COAGULASE NEGATIVE STAPHYLOCOCCUS (CONS) CATHETER RELATED SEPSIS (CRS)
IN NEWBORN INFANTS
Y. Aujard*, M. Dib-Nauphal, M. Rajguru, P. Mariani-Kurkdjian, E. Bingen,
France |
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| 49 |
SUCCESSFULLY
TREATED FUNGEMIA DUE TO TRICHOSPORON BEIGELII IN NEONATES
J. Evdoridou, P. Panagopoulou*, E. Bibashi, D. Sofianou, G.
Kremenopoulos, E. Roilides, Greece |
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| Board
No. |
P1C
RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS |
|
| 50 |
BRONCHOGENIC
CYST IN A CHILD WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS
M. Gracia Casanova*, E. Lopez-Franco, M. Vazquez Olivares, O. Beuno, P.
Burgues, J.A. Esteban, Spain |
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| 51 |
THE
CYTOLOGIC PICTURE OF THE MIDDLE EAR FLUID (MEF) DURING ACUTE OTITIS
MEDIA (AOM): PNEUMOCOCCAL AOM IS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHEST MEF WHITE BLOOD
CELL (WBC) COUNTS
E. Leibovitz*, A. Broides, R. Dagan, S. Raiz, M. Kafka, L. Piglansky, A.
Leiberman, T. Yermiahu, Israel |
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| 52 |
ACUTE
OTITIS MEDIA AND ANTIBIOTICS: CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES
I. Axelsson*, Sweden |
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| 53 |
ACUTE
OTITIS MEDIA AND ANTIBIOTICS: ANONYMOUS DEATHS MUST BE INCLUDED IN
BENEFIT-HARM ASSESSMENTS
I. Axelsson*, Sweden |
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| 54 |
INFLUENZA
VIRUSES CAUSE MORE SEVERE CROUP THAN PARAINFLUENZA VIRUSES IN
HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN
V. Peltola*, T. Heikkinen, O. Ruuskanen, Finland |
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| 55 |
PULMONARY
COMPLICATIONS IN CHILDREN WITH PERTUSSIS - A REPORT OF 5 CASES
V.A. Issaev*, G.D. Ivanov, I.K. Kalev, Bulgaria |
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| 56 |
PERSISTENT
COUGH IN CHILDREN : DON'T FORGET PERTUSSIS
O. Kremp*, O. Nigeon, M. Scalbert, R. Elkohen, C. Barbier, G. Vittu, J.
Cousin, France |
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| 57 |
WHEEZING
IS COMMON AMONG FILIPINO CHILDREN TREATED FOR PNEUMONIA
L. Rautio*, E. Epe, S. Aaltonen, B. Quiambao, P. Ruutu, S. Lupisan, M.
Korppi, M. Lucero, H. Nohynek,
Finland |
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| 58 |
ANTIBIOTIC
PRESCRIPTION PRACTICES FOR ACUTE OTITIS MEDIA AMONG COMMUNITY
PEDIATRICIANS IN ISRAEL
Y. Razon*, S. Ashkenasi, I. Levi, Y. Lax, Y. Lotem, E. Hering, E. Gazala,
A. Kiro, A. Cohen, Israel |
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| 59 |
NOSOCOMIAL
RSV INFECTION DOES NOT RESULT IN ENHANCED DISEASE COURSE
M. Kneyber*, R. De Groot, H.A. Moll, The Netherlands |
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| 60 |
SAFETY
AND THERAPEUTIC PROFILE OF SYNAGIS (PALIVIZUMAB) OVER A FIRST AND SECOND
RSV SEASON
J. Groothuis*, M. McCue, USA |
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| 61 |
PNEUMONIA
IN CHILDREN 2 TO 59 MONTHS OLD ADMITTED TO A TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN
CENTRAL PHILIPPINES
S. Lupisan*, E. Abucejo-Ladesma, L. Sombrero, B. Quiambao, V. Romano, G.
Esperar, J. Arcay, E. Herva, I. Riley, P. Ruutu, Philippines |
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| 62 |
COXIELLA
BURNETII AND PERSISTENT COUGH: IS THERE AN ASSOCIATION?
H. Maltezou*, C. Kallergi, N.G. Papadopoulos, I. Constantopoulou, D.A.
Kafetzis, Greece |
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| 63 |
CLINICAL
PRESENTATION OF B. PERTUSSIS AND B. PARAPERTUSSIS INFECTIONS IN A HIGHLY
VACCINATED POPULATION
J. Liese*, S. Stojanov, B.H. Belohradsky, Germany |
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| 64 |
COMMUNITY
ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA AND EMPYEMA DUE TO PSEUDOMONAS STUTZERI
M. Ozturk*, T. Kuyucu, M. Kose, B. Sumerkan, S. Taspinar, Turkey |
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| Board
No. |
P1D
ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE |
|
| 65 |
LOW
CARRIAGE OF PENICILLIN NON-SUSCEPTIBLE STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE IN
CHILDREN ATTENDING DAY CARE CENTERS IN ROSKILDE, DENMARK
M.S. Kaltoft*, H.B. Konradsen, Denmark |
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| 66 |
SECONDARY
RESISTANCE OF HELICOBACTER PYLORI (H. PYLORI) IN CHILDREN
J. Raymond*, N. Kalach, P.H. Benhamou, F. Campeotto, M. Bergeret, F.
Gottrand, M.O. Husson, O. Kremp,
C. Dupont, France |
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| 67 |
CURRENT
ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE OF SHIGELLA IN LITHUANIA
I. Narkeviciute*, G. Bernatoniene, V. Baliukynaite, O. Braskuviene, J.
Bernatoniene, Lithuania |
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| 68 |
SENSITIVITY
OF URINARY PATHOGENS TO ORAL ANTIBIOTICS IN CHILDREN 1991-1999
R. Straussberg, Y. Avitzur, J. Amir, D. Prais*, Israel |
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| 69 |
VANCOMYCIN
MONITORING IN AN ARGENTINE PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL
C. Salerno, G. Vega, E. Oyola, V. Osta, L. Violi, L. Martin, L.
Kalbermatter, E. Lopez, N.A. Rivas*, Argentina |
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| 70 |
INCREASE
OF ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE OF S. PYOGENES IN CHILDREN WITH AMIGDALITIS.
F. Pagone*, J.S.S. Escribano, O. Salvado, R. Jimenez, J.M. Barroso,
A.J.S. Balaguer, Spain |
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| Board
No. |
P1E
OTHER INFECTIONS |
|
| 71 |
CLINICAL
SIGNIFICANCE OF HEPATITIS B VIRUS DELETION MUTANTS IN CHRONICALLY
INFECTED CHILDREN
P. Gerner*, H. Schaefer, R. Prange, S. Wirth, Germany |
|
| 72 |
HGV
IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC HEPATITIS
E. Majda-Stanislawska*, M. Bednarek, Poland |
|
| 73 |
DETECTION
OF A NOVEL HEPATOTROPIC DNA VIRUS (SEN-VIRUS) IN CHILDREN
P. Gerner*, C. Foerster, S. Wirth, Germany |
|
| 74 |
AN
UNUSUAL ASSOCIATION OF ACUTE HEPATITIS A INFECTION WITH AUTOIMMUNE
HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA IN A CHILD WITH THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA
O. Duzovali*, S. Kuyucu, G. Ersoz, A. Polat, S. Unal, C. Erturk, E.
Yilgor, Turkey |
|
| 75 |
ACUTE
TRANSVERSE MYELITIS AFTER HEPATITIS A VIRUS INFECTION
Z. Siklar*, Y. Dallar, A. Serdaroglu, M. Tinmaz, O. Amurdan, C. Okuyaz,
Turkey |
|
| 76 |
A
FOLLOW-UP OF CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC HEPATITIS B VIRUS INFECTION IN KOREA
J.H. Kim*, J.H. Kang, J.K. Hur, D.K. Koh, South Korea |
|
| 77 |
PLEURAL
EFFUSION ASSOCIATED WITH ACUTE HEPATITIS A INFECTION
D. Yildizdas*, E. Alhan, H. Yapcoglu, N. Aksaray, Turkey |
|
| 78 |
A
COMPLICATED URINARY TRACT INFECTION WITH ATYPICAL PRESENTATION
O.M. Camurdan*, Z. Siklar, E. Ergun, Y. Dallar, Turkey |
|
| 79 |
COMPARATIVE
BACTERIOLOGIC STUDY OF URINARY INFECTIONS BETWEEN ADULT AND PEDIATRIC
POPULATION
J. Escribano*, F. Pagone, O. Salvado, R. Jim?nez, J.M. Barroso, A.J.S.
Balaguer, Spain |
|
| 80 |
POST-CIRCUMCISION
URINARY TRACT INFECTION IN NEONATES
L. Harel*, R. Straussberg, J. Amir, Israel |
|
| 81 |
URINARY
TRACT INFECTION (UTI) IN HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN; PATHOGENS AND
SUSCEPTIBILITY PATTERNS
W. Sakran*, A. Koren, Y. Horowitz, R. Halevy, R. Clodner, V. Smolkin, D.
Miron, Israel |
|
| 82 |
SKIN
AND SOFT-TISSUE SUPERINFECTIONS COMPLICATING VARICELLA AND REQUIRING
HOSPITALISATION IN PREVIOUSLY HEALTHY CHILDREN
M.J. Garcia-Miguel*, E. Giangaspro, J. Roca, F. Moraga, F. Baquero, J.A.
Gomez-Campdera, P. Garcia-Corbeira, R. Boceta, R. Dal-Re, Spain |
|
| 83 |
HOSPITAL
ADMISSIONS DUE TO PNEUMONIA COMPLICATING VARICELLA IN IMMUNOCOMPETENT
CHILDREN
F. Baquero*, E. Giangaspro, J. Roca, F. Moraga, M.J. Garcia-Miguel, J.A.
Gomez-Campder, P. Garcia-Corbeira, R. Boceta, R. Dal-Re, Spain |
|
| 84 |
VARICELLA
EPIDEMIOLOGY IN SPAIN: PROSPECTIVE, MULTICENTER STUDY IN CHILDREN
ATTENDING PRIMARY CARE CENTERS
J. Aristegui, F. Calbo-Torrecillas, J. Gonzalez-Hachero, F. Moraga, J.
Pena-Guitiann, J. Ruiz-Contreras, J. Diez Domingo*, Spain |
|
| 85 |
HEARING
ASSESSMENT IN CHILDREN AFTER BACTERIAL MENINGITIS AND RISKFACTORS FOR
HEARING LOSS
I. Koomen*, D.P.H. Eijking, D.E. Grobbee, J.J. Roord, A.
Jennekens-Schinkel, A.M. Van Furth, The
Netherlands |
|
| 86 |
COST-EFFECTIVENESS
ANALYSIS OF DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES IN CHILDREN WITH MENINGEAL SIGNS
R. Oostenbrink*, J.B. Oostenbrink, K.G.M. Moons, W.K. Redekop, G.
Derksen-Lubsen, D.E. Grobbee, H.A.
Moll, The Netherlands |
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| 87 |
SCHOOL
PROBLEMS OF CHILDREN WITH A HISTORY OF BACTERIAL MENINGITIS
M.A.C. Kraak*, I. Koomen, A. Jennekens-Schinkel, D.E. Grobbee, J.J.
Roord, A.M. Van Furth, The Netherlands |
|
| 88 |
NOSOCOMIAL
FUNGAL MENINGITIS: A CASE REPORT
S. Hatipoglu*, E.O. Sonmez, B.D. Cetin, B.F. Kilincoglu, A. Gunduz, T.
Olgun, Turkey |
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| 89 |
ADMINISTRATION
OF PROTEIN C IN CHILDREN WITH MENINGOCOCCAL SEPTIC SHOCK LEADS TO
INCREASED LEVELS OF PROTEIN C AND APC
E.D. De Kleijn*, R. De Groot, C.E. Hack, P. Mulder, W. Engl, B. Moritz,
J.A. Hazelzet, The Netherlands |
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| 90 |
BACTERIAL
MENINGITIS IN PEDIATRIC LEUKEMIA PATIENTS: DOES NEUTROPENIA AFFECT THE
OUTCOME? A PRELIMINARY EVALUATION
M. Van Der Flier*, M. Bierings, T. Revesz, H. Van Den Berg, W.A. Kamps,
J.P. Bokkerink, K. Hahlen, L.T.
Korthof, J.L.L. Kimpen, S.P.M. Geelen, The Netherlands |
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| 91 |
INVASIVE
GROUP A STREPTOCOCCAL INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN
M. Tsolia*, I. Mathioudakis, E. Dimitriou, E. Lebessi, N.
Myriokefalitakis, P. Spyridis, K. Sinaniotis, Greece |
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| 92 |
OUTCOME
OF PENICILLIN-RESISTANT STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE INFECTION
D.S. Kim*, South Korea |
|
| 93 |
COMMUNITY
ACQUIRED BACTEREMIA IN CHILDREN: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
J. Gaudelus*, C. Hombrouck, P. Millet, C. Brinon, P. Cruaud, E.
Lachassinne, A. Collignon, France |
|
| 94 |
RECURRENT
USE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN YOUNG CHILDREN
J.A. Mertsola*, K. Louhi, M. Sillanpaa, H. Helenius, A. Ojanlatva, P.
Rautava, Finland |
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| 95 |
VIRAL
GASTROENTERITIS IN YOUNG CHILDREN ATTENDING DAY CARE CENTRESE
V. Rosenfeldt*, T. Vesikari, X.L. Pang, S.O. Zeng, Denmark |
|
| 96 |
EVALUATION
OF HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE GASTROENTERITIS IN SMALL AGES
A. Pantazi*, A. Tragianidis, T. Almanidis, G. Karavana, H. Kyriakopoulou,
M. Shoina, Greece |
|
| 97 |
INFLUENCE
OF BREAST FEEDING ON ACUTE GASTROENTERITIS OF INFANTS
A. Pantazi*, A. Tragianidis, A. Triantafylidou, G. Karavana, M. Shoina,
H. Karanikolaou, Greece |
|
| 98 |
INVASIVE
SALMONELLA VIRCHOW INFECTION IN CHILDHOOD
M. Bitsori*, E. Galanakis, S. Maraki, D. Mamoulakis, E. Velivassakis, S.
Sbyrakis, Greece |
|
| 99 |
ACTINOMYCOSIS
COMPLICATING A PULMONARY SEQUESTRATION: AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF SCOLIOSIS IN
AN 11 YR OLD GIRL
K.M. Butler*, K. Johnson, M. Mc Cormack, E. Phelan, A. O Marcaigh, M.
Corbally, Ireland |
|
| 100 |
STUDY
OF SOME BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF CAMPYLOBACTER GENUS BACTERIA
D. Kyryk*, Ukraine |
|
| 101 |
CAMPYLOBACTER
JEJUNI BACTEREMIA IN AN IMMUNOCOMPETENT FOUR-MONTH-OLD INFANT
F. Asensi-Botet*, C. Otero, D. Perez-Tamarit, P. Gregori, A. Orti, G.
Munoz, A. Cercos, M. Santos, Spain |
|
| 102 |
A
CASE OF BCG OSTEOMYELITIS IN A LITTLE GIRL
P. Reichardt*, M. Borte, W. Handrick, Germany |
|
| 103 |
SURVEY
ON PEDIATRIC TUBERCULOSIS IN SEINE-SAINT-DENIS, FRANCE.
J. Gaudelus*, L. De Pontual, M.H. Muller, V. Hollebecque, Z. Bessa, O.
Camard, E. Lachassinne, France |
|
| 104 |
A
SYNDROME OF TRANSIENT ENCEPHALOPATHY ASSOCIATED WITH ADENOVIRUS
INFECTION
R. Straussberg*, L. Harel, Y. Levi, J. Amir, Israel |
|
| 105 |
SUBACUTE
SCLEROSING PANENCEPHALITIS (SSPE) - PARTIAL CLINICAL IMPROVEMENT AND
CLINICAL-ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATION : A CASE REPORT
P. Gerner*, P. Borusiak, S. Wirth, Germany |
|
| 106 |
AN
OUTBREAK OF ECHOVIRUS 11 IN A CHILDREN'S HOME
E. Somekh*, R. Handsher, T. Shoat, Israel |
|
| 107 |
SEROEPIDEMIOLOGY
AND TYPING OF HUMAN HERPESVIRUS 6 IN HEALTHY KOREAN CHILDREN
J.H. Kang*, R. Lee, J.K. Hur, J.H. Kim, W.S. Shin, J.H. Choi, H. Han,
South Korea |
|
| 108 |
UNUSUAL
MANIFESTATIONS OF RICKETTSIAL INFECTION
M. Bitsori*, E. Galanakis, A. Gikas, Y. Tselentis, S. Sbyrakis, Greece |
|
| 109 |
TICK-BORNE
ENCEPHALITIS CASES IN FAMILIES INFECTED CONSUMING ROW MILK IN 1996-1999
IN LITHUANIA
V. Macioniene*, R. Macionis, Lithuania |
|
| 110 |
NEUROBORRELIOSIS
WITH NORMAL CEREBROSPINAL FLUID
M. Roussey*, F. Rouget, D. Briard, S. Napuri, D. Lavarde, S. Peudenier,
E. Le Gall, France |
|
| 111 |
SEVERE
MICROANGIOPATHIC HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA AND THROMBOCYTOPENIA IN A CHILD WITH
BRUCELLA INFECTION
A. Yaramis*, M. Kervancoglu, I. Yildirim, M. Soker, O. Derman, M.A. Tas,
Turkey |
|
| 112 |
SULFADOXINE-PYRIMETHAMINE
TREATMENT OF UNCOMPLICATED FALCIPARUM MALARIA IN CHILDREN IN
GUINEA-BISSAU
P.E. Kofoed*, F. Lopez, P. Aaby, L. Rombo, Denmark |
|
| 113 |
HOME-TREATMENT
WITH CHLOROQUINE PROTECTS AGAINST CLINICAL MALARIA
P.E. Kofoed*, F. Co, P. Aaby, L. Rombo, Denmark |
|
| 114 |
IS
ONE DAILY DOSE OF QUININE SUFFICIENT FOR TREATING P.FALCIPARUM MALARIA
IN CHILDREN?
P.E. Kofoed*, F. Co, A. Poulsen, C. Cabral, P. Aaby, L. Rombo, Denmark |
|
| 115 |
THROMBOCYTOPENIA
AS A SYMPTOM OF PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM MALARIA ATTACKS IN IMMUNE AND
NONIMMUNE CHILDREN
F. Moulin*, F. Lesage, A.H. Legros, E. Marc, P. Georges, P. Guyon, D.
Gendrel, France |
|
| 116 |
EHRLICHIOSIS
AS AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF SEPSIS
A.I. Mouzinho*, M. Oliveira, E. Santos, L. Marcall, J. Almeida, Portugal |
|
| 117 |
AN
EPIDEMIC OF NOSOCOMIAL CANDIDA INFECTION : PATTERNS OF ANTIFUNGAL
RESISTANCE AND RISK FACTORS
M. Bakir*, C. Arikan, A. Yagci, N. Cevikcioglu, Turkey |
|
| 118 |
TRICHOSPORONOSIS
IN A PREVIOUSLY HEALTHY CHILD IN NEPAL
K. Singh*, V.G. Ramachandran, V. Kumar, B. Khanal, R. Singh, Nepal |
|
| 119 |
LAMOTRIGINE
AND TOXIC EPIDERMAL NECROLYSIS
D. Vukelic*, D. Bosinovic, G. Teovic, I. Dobric, D. Lonsaric, I.
Knezovic, M. Skerlev, Croatia |
|
| 120 |
CHILDREN
WITH FEVER WITHOUT APPARENT SOURCE AT THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT DURING A
DECADE
S.E. Bleeker*, J.B. Oostenbrink, K.W. Redekop, A.G. Derksen-Lubsen, H.A.
Moll, The Netherlands |
|
| 121 |
CLINICAL
AND LABORATORY DATA IN OCCULT BACTEREMIA
A. Pantazi*, A. Tragianidis, H. Karanikolaou, A. Mihanikos, T. Almanidis,
H. Kyriakopoulou, E. Triantafylidou,
Greece |
|
| 122 |
ASPECTS
OF ANEMIA IN HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN WITH ACUTE INFECTION
A. Pantazi*, A. Tragianidis, A. Mixanikos, Greece |
|
| 123 |
TREATMENT
OF STROKE IN RAT WITH ADULT BONE MARROW STROMAL CELLS
M. Chopp*, Y. Li, J. Chen, L. Wang, USA |
|
| 124 |
PERIODIC
FEVER, APHTHOUS STOMATITIS, PHARYNGITIS AND CERVICAL ADENITIS- A CASE
REPORT
P. Correia*, J.G. Marques, P. Valente, Portugal |
|
| 125 |
IS
INTERNET ASSISTANCE WITH ACUTE PAEDIATRIC DIAGNOSIS FEASIBLE?: A PILOT
EVALUATION OF THE 'ISABEL' DIAGNOSTIC TOOL
P. Ramnarayan*, R.C. Tasker, A. Reeve, G. Wilson, S. Nadel, J. Britto,
UK |
|
| 126 |
ORBITAL
CELLULITIS DUE TO CYSTICERCOSIS
A.R. Sandes*, A. Mouzinho, C. Conceio, Portugal |
|
| 127 |
A
NOVEL EFFICACIOUS TOPICAL TREATMENT OF CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS WITH
ETHANOLIC LIPID AMPHOTHERICIN B
A. Zvulunov*, E. Cagnano, D. Vardy, S. Frankenburg, Israel |
|
| 128 |
CONGENITAL
SLEEPING SICKNESS
M. Guardiano*, A.M. . Maia, P. Guerra, I. Azevedo, M. Santos, J.L.M.
Atouguia, A.M. Aguiar, Portugal |
|
| 129 |
PANCYTOPENIA
DUE TO HEMOPHAGOCYTOSIS IN A COMBINED PLASMODIUM VIVAX PLASMODIUM
FALCIPARUM INFECTION
A. Zvulunov*, N. Gal, M. Elkan, H. Tamari, Israel |
|
| 130 |
B
LOOD CULTURES IN THE DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP OF FEBRILE CHILDREN - THE
EXPERIENCE AT A GERMAN TEACHING HOSPITAL
J. Rueggeberg*, C. Mckenzie, R. Reinert, R. Von Kries, H. Schroten, UK |
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