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Bacterial isolates from positive paired venous catheter and peripheral blood cultures taken during parenteral nutrition were the same species but different strains: A case report.
Peter D Austin, Steve M Green, Simon Gaisford

Nutrition· May 2024

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The potential for isothermal microcalorimetry to detect venous catheter infection isolates and establish antibiograms.
Peter David Austin, Simon Gaisford, Marinos Elia

Nutrition· March 2024

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Comparative effect of seven prophylactic locks to prevent biofilm biomass and viability in intravenous catheters.
Peter David Austin, Paul Stapleton, Marinos Elia

J Antimicrob Chemother· July 2022

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An evidence-based surveillance tool to identify and report catheter/cannula bloodstream infection in patients receiving parenteral nutrition.
Peter David Austin, Kieran Sean Hand, Jane Macnaughtan, Kordo Saeed, Susan Diane Harding

Nutrition· June 2022

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Photoprotection of parenteral nutrition: an international perspective.
Gil Hardy, Peter D Austin, Melvyn R Davis, William Manzanares, Stefan F Mühlebach

Nutr Clin Pract· October 2021

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Contribution of intravenous medication to water and sodium intake in upper and lower gastrointestinal surgical patients.
Peter D Austin, Vera Joskova, Anna Patkova, Marinos Elia

Nutrition· October 2020

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Factors Influencing Escherichia coli and Enterococcus durans Growth in Parenteral Nutrition With and Without Lipid Emulsion to Inform Maximum Duration of Infusion Policy Decisions.
Peter David Austin, Kieran Sean Hand, Marinos Elia

JPEN J Parenter Enteral Nutr· November 2015

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Factors influencing Candida albicans growth in parenteral nutrition with and without lipid emulsion: using an established framework to inform maximum duration of infusion policy decisions.
Peter D Austin, Kieran S Hand, Marinos Elia

Clin Nutr· June 2014

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A comparison of the surface contaminants of handwritten recycled and printed electronic parenteral nutrition prescriptions and their transfer to bag surfaces during delivery to hospital wards.
Peter David Austin, Kieran Sean Hand, Marinos Elia

JPEN J Parenter Enteral Nutr· February 2014

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Factors that influence Staphylococcus epidermidis growth in parenteral nutrition with and without lipid emulsion: a study framework to inform maximum duration of infusion policy decisions.
Peter D Austin, Kieran S Hand, Marinos Elia

Clin Nutr· December 2012

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A systematic review and meta-analysis of the risk of microbial contamination of aseptically prepared doses in different environments.
Peter David Austin, Marinos Elia

J Pharm Pharm Sci· September 2009

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