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28 Apr, 26
ESCMID 2026
Key sessions presented at Congress of the European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases held at Munich, Germany.
28 Apr, 26ESCMID 2026
Key sessions presented at Congress of the European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases held at Munich, Germany.
28 Apr, 26Int J Infect Dis.
- Lower-leg cellulitis risk is mainly driven by local factors, especially leg ulcers and lymphedema.
- Systemic and lifestyle risks include heart failure, venous disease, diabetes, obesity, smoking and alcohol use
- Immunosuppressants and cancer showed no risk increase.
- Findings highlight the need for diligent wound care, limb drainage, treatment of fungal infections and management of metabolic and vascular comorbidit...
21 Apr, 26Diabetes Res Clin Pr...
- In 18,467 newly diagnosed diabetes patients (mean age 61), use vs non-use of antidiabetic agents (ADA) lowered CV risk
- Insulin raised risk of stroke (aHR 1.65) & AMI (aHR 2.47), other ADAs vs SGLT2i raised ESRD risk (aHR 3.62–19.16) & mortality (aHR 5.80–66.84)
- Absence of SGLT2i particularly worsened ESRD risk in younger & obese patients, highlighting SGLT2i’s superior renal & survival benefits in early CKM.
17 Apr, 26Neurology
- The pooled analysis from INTERACT (n = 10,269) and ATACH-II (n = 1,000) determined the effectiveness of early intensive SBP control in acute intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH)
- Severe hypertensive group had the highest odds of death or disability, regardless of the BP-lowering strategy used
- This study highlights the importance of well-controlled but tailored SBP management strategies after ICH.
16 Apr, 26Clin. Infect. Dis.
- Meta-analysis of 6 studies (8533 cultures) compared arterial catheter–drawn with venipuncture or venous catheter blood cultures
- Arterial vs venipuncture showed similar contamination (2.1% vs 2.3%), with no increased risk
- Compared with venous catheters, arterial sampling had lower contamination (3.1% vs 8.0%)
- In critically ill patients, arterial catheter cultures appear potentially preferable.
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