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MicrobLog shop updated

The recommended books in the shop have been updated.

Fidaxomicin

Pharmacology:

Fidaxomicin is a fermentation product of the soil-borne actinomycete Dactylopsporanium aurantiacum subspecies hamdenenis. This is a first-in-class 18-membered macrocyclic antibiotic.

Joining Restrictions Lifted

Dear All,

I have lifted all restrictions to joining the website. You no longer require adminstrator approval to join and the process is now automatic. Please do NOT spam the site. Do NOT post questions or e-mail me regarding past papers for the FRCPath. I have no access to these, nor do I store any of them. For those of you approaching exams, the best option is to speak to those people who have recently taken the exam(s).

AMH (Adminstrator of MicrobLog).

 

CoNS bacteraemias & NNU

 

How may of you have prescribed fosfomycin?

All the time, I am a frequent user
0% (0 votes)
I have used it occasionally
100% (1 vote)
I have never used it, but would like to
0% (0 votes)
I have no intention of using this antibiotic
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 1

Fosfomycin: underused and under appreciated

Fosfomycin, derived from Streptomyces spp. is a broad spectrum antibiotic not officially licensed in the UK. It has many uses including:

Treatment of UTIs with a large single megadose

Unable to Print the Part2 Cards?

As a recent conference, I was told that users were unable to print the Part 2 Cards. I've looked into this, and the problem appears to have occured with Adobe Acrobat.

I have fixed this problem, please go to the link below to download the new version:

http://microblog.me.uk/1025

 

AMH.

Winter 2010 Newsletter

From now on, all newsletters will be hosted on the site and will be downloadable from this website.

The Winter 2010 newsletter can be found here.

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