Infectious Disease: Insights of Two Specialists · Health

ID:IOTS - Infectious Disease Insight Of Two Specialists

Join Callum and Jame, two infectious diseases doctors, as they discuss everything you need to know to diagnose and treat infections. Aimed at doctors and clinical staff working in the UK. Episode notes here: https://t.ly/8DyqW Queries, comments, suggestions to [email protected]

Episodes

67. FIS highlights 3 - Fungal Diagnostics, Linezolid & Serotonin Syndrome, SABATO Trial, Rabies, PK/PD Dosing of Antibiotics

04 Dec 2023

32m

66. FIS highlights 2 - Neurosurgical infections, parasitology reg, anti-fungals, NITCAR

27 Nov 2023

35m

65. FIS highlights 1 - SNAP trial, AMR musical, S. aureus update, IPC in LMIC

20 Nov 2023

28m

64. Let’s talk tests with Let’s Talk Micro

06 Nov 2023

43m

63. Nobbling the Nonfermentors: Stenotrophomonas maltophilia

23 Oct 2023

53m

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Stenotrophomonas maltophilia is an opportunistic, multidrug-resistant, non-fermenting gram-negative pathogen frequently encountered in intensive care units and immunocompromised populations. It possesses intrinsic resistance to most beta-lactams and aminoglycosides due to chromosomal L1 and L2 beta-lactamases and robus...

62. Nobbling the Nonfermentors: Acinetobacter Part 2: Resistance & CRAB

09 Oct 2023

61. Nobbling the Nonfermentors: Acinetobacter Part 1

02 Oct 2023

27m

60. Nobbling the Nonfermentors: Pseudomonas Part 2 - Treatment & Resistance

11 Sep 2023

45m

59. Nobbling the Nonfermentors: Pseudomonas Part 1

04 Sep 2023

33m

58. Mythbusting Cidal vs Static with Microbe Mail

29 Aug 2023

41m

57. Antimicrobial stewardship begins at home

22 Aug 2023

24m

56. Antibiotics, Breastfeeding and Infant Health

07 Aug 2023

1h 9m

55. The ID:IOTS annual report 2023

28 Jul 2023

21m

54. Antibiotics for UTIs

24 Jul 2023

1h 0m

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Antimicrobial selection for urinary tract infections (UTIs) relies heavily on the unique pharmacological property of high urinary drug concentration, which often exceeds plasma levels by orders of magnitude. This concentration effect allows for the effective treatment of pathogens—including Pseudomonas aeruginosa—even ...