Publications by authors named "J P Ory"
Introduction: Evolving trends in medical education and modern curricular changes have reduced the amount of time and resources allocated for anatomy education. As the amount of dedicated anatomy education time decreases, more self-directed learning is required. Cadaveric dissection and didactic teaching have been supplemented with multimedia, clinical anatomy, and imaging for over 20 years, with mixed results.
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- * MDR strains isolated from neonates and adults showed a significant link between infection risk and factors such as low birth weight, gestational age, and central catheter use, with sepsis being the most common outcome.
- * Whole-genome sequencing revealed three genotypes, with ST29 being predominant and associated with severe outcomes, highlighting the need for improved hygiene practices to combat healthcare transmission of these resistant strains.
Background: The duration of extensively drug-resistant bacteria (XDR) carriage depends on several factors for which the information can be difficult to recover.
Aim: To determine whether past screening and clinical results of patients can predict the results of subsequent screening.
Methods: In total, 256 patients were retrospectively included from 10 healthcare centres in France from January 2014 to January 2022.