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Detection and characterisation of carbapenem resistant gram negative bacilli infections in Ghana

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Figure 1.2 Resistance due to β-lactamase, PBP and efflux pump mechanisms in
Table 1.2 Carbapenemases by classification, activity and organisms
Table 1.3 Breakpoint values (MIC, mg/L ) for carbapenems according to guidelines
Table 1.4 Interpretation of inhibitor-based phenotypic synergy tests
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