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cord-272135-a09bf50o	Brouqui, Philippe	Infection control in the management of highly pathogenic infectious diseases: consensus of the European Network of Infectious Disease	2009-04-22		.txt	text/plain	6631	251	39	The examination should be kept as short as possible to answer the clinical questions • For HLIU-admitted patients, bedside radiography should be provided to avoid transport of patients; radiographic equipment should then be kept in the HLIU • Radiographs should be interpreted only by a designated radiologist who is aware of infection-control procedures, and by use of a picture-archiving and communication system, if available 84 • For ultrasound scanning, a sonographic scanner should be designated as a portable radiograph to be used only for HID patients • For CT or MRI, we strongly recommend that the department appoints a staff member to monitor and ensure that all department staff fully comply with the infection-control measures according to the guidelines • Designated sessions or hours, either out of offi ce hours or at the end of a session, should be assigned for such patients • Treat HID patients who require dialysis at their bedside with either peritoneal dialysis or haemodialysis • Designate dedicated haemodialysis machines • Decontaminate dialysate as infectious waste Post-mortem examination • Risks and benefi ts must be carefully considered • Limited autopsy or post-mortem collection of blood and percutaneous biopsy are preferred • The topics selected were as follows: patient's criteria for admission to the HLIU, admission to the emergency department, safe sampling for laboratory investigation, isolation of suspected HID patient in HLIU, intensive-care management of HID patients, HID in paediatric patients, practice of invasive procedures such as bronchoscopy and gastroscopy, radio imaging, renal dialysis, and post-mortem examination of HID patients.	cache/cord-272135-a09bf50o.txt	txt/cord-272135-a09bf50o.txt
