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Incidence of resistant bacterial strains isolated from patients of Thomayer Hospital in Prague - pilot study.
 JEŽKOVÁ, Natálie
Purpose of my thesis was to determine presence of the most notable bacterial agents of patients in Thomayer hospital in Prague and possibilities of usage of aquired data for nosocomial infections prevention. Data from microbiological examinations throughout years 2015-2017 were analyzed. Resistance of individual bacterial strains was determined and based on results of sensibility of antibiotics and determination of beta-lactamase production. Software of laboratory information system was used for data processing, which allowed elimination of identical findings of the same patient. Data of the most present pathogens in Thomayer hospital was aquired, their distribution within clinics and presence of fenotypical resistence. Most common pathogens were E. coli and strains of genus Klebsiella. Highest numbers of resitatnt genes were found within klebsiellas. During three years time horizon rising tendecies of resistant genes were found on children's clinic and geriatric unit. Presence in other clinics, had either constant or in some cases decreasing tendencies. Most notable decrease was recorded in case of resistant genes of klebsiellas in pulmonary clinic and urology clinic. Quite interresting is total low presence of acinetobacters and significant decrease of its resistance. Spectrum of detected genes responds to results of similar studies realized in Czech Republic. Resluts indicate quite beneficial state of presence of resistent genes in Thomayer hospital, which testifies to successful implementation principles of actions against nosocomial infections.
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ESBL strains in urine samples processed in the department of Clinical Microbiology Pisek
 ŠUSTROVÁ, Linda
The aim of my bachelor thesis was to describe and characterize the properties and effects of ESBL tribes, as described in the theoretical part of my thesis, to determine the occurrence of these strains at Písek's Hospital, a.s. and in the Písek district. Therefore, samples from and outside the hospital are evaluated. Therefore, samples from and outside the hospital are evaluated. The main purpose was to summarize data from the observation of the occurrence of ESBL tribes detected in clinical microbiology. The data were obtained from the database of the laboratory information system. (as called Open lims) of the microbiological department for 2016 year.
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