The Premature Baby Ward of the Szeged Clinic Has Not Been Accepting New Patients for a Week Due to an Infection
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The premature infant intensive care unit of the Szeged clinic has been closed for a week due to an infection, with multidrug-resistant bacteria found in three infants.
The premature infant ward of the Szeged clinic has been closed for a week due to an infection - the presence of a multi-resistant bacteria has already been detected in three infants.
Multidrug-resistant bacteria were detected in three premature infants at the Premature Infant Intensive Care Unit of the Pediatric Clinic of the Szent-Györgyi Albert Clinical Center (SZAKK) of the University of Szeged. The infection was discovered during a weekly routine screening.
Three infants were infected with a multidrug-resistant bacteria.
Multi-resistant bacteria were detected in the microbiological samples of three premature babies. The post The premature baby ward of the Szeged clinic has been closed for a week due to a hospital infection, women at risk of premature birth are being taken elsewhere first appeared on 24.hu.
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