| Selected scientific publications about CHROMagar Orientation |
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Evaluation of CHROMagar Orientation for differentiation and presumptive identification of Gram negative bacilli and Enterococcus species.
Merlino J. et al.
1996 Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 34 : 1788-1793.
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Application of CHROMagar Orientation in the identification and differentiation of Proteae from other Enterobacteriaceae.
Merlino J.
1997. Australian Journal of Medical Science, 18 : 20-23.
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Evaluation of a new medium for isolation, differentiation and presumptive identification of microorganisms in urinary tract infections.
Samra Z. et al.
1997. Poster presented at ASM’97 in Miami (USA).
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Evaluation of use of a new chromogenic agar in detection of urinary tract pathogens.
Samra Z. et al.
1998. Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 36 : 990-994.
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Enzymatic chromogenic identification and differentiation of Enterococci.
Merlino J. et al.
1998. Australian Journal of Medical Science, 19 : 76-81.
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Evaluation of CHROMagar Orientation medium for the identification of surveillance cultures: a novel method.
Rigby J.L. et al.
1998. British Journal of Biomedical Science, 55 : 238-241.
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The use of CHROMagar Orientation as a primary isolation medium with presumptive identification for the routine screening of urine specimens.
Houang E. T.S. et al.
1999. APMIS, 107 : 859-862,.
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Comparative evaluation of two commercial chromogenic media for detection and presumptive identification of urinary tract pathogens.
Scarparo C. et al.
2002. Eur. J. Clinical Microbiology Infectious Diseases, 21: 283-289.
- Urocultivos:
Optimizacion de recursos en el diagnostico de infecciones urinarias
en pediatra (poster in spanish).
Ceinos M del C., Lopardo H., Pellegrino P., Nunez A.
2004. Poster C184bis presented at XVII Congreso Latino-Americano y X Congreso Argentino de Microbiologia in Buenos aeres (Argentina).
- Costs-effective
and rapid presumptive identification of Gram negative bacilli in routine
urine, pus and stool cultures: Evaluation of the use of CHROMagar Orientation
medium in conjunction with simple biochemical tests.
2005. Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 38: 4586-4592.
