What does LAI stand for?

Laboratory-Acquired Infection

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Genetic characterisation of a Hantavirus isolated from a laboratory-acquired infection.

Seoul virus and hantavirus disease, Shenyang, People's Republic of ...

11) Biohazard agencies and guidelines Since we know laboratory-acquired infections occur from working with biohazards in the laboratory, how do we prevent these infections?

What you don't know really can hurt you

11) Transmission of F tularensis from person to person is unlikely; however, laboratory-acquired infections easily occur.

The microbiology laboratory's role in response to bioterrorism. ...

Because only a small number of infections occur in any one laboratory and these data are not often reported, it is difficult to document that the use of PPE has reduced the number of laboratory-acquired infections in a specific lab.

Personal protective equipment

In contrast, the laboratory-acquired infection was mild and uncomplicated (4).

Marine mammal Brucella genotype associated with zoonotic infection

Biochemical misidentification of Brucella melitensis and subsequent laboratory-acquired infections.

Anatomy of an exposure: a hospital lab's recovery of Brucella ...

One laboratory-acquired infection and its index case were also reported as an outbreak.

Changing epidemiology of human brucellosis, Germany, 1962-2005

A The magnitude of risk for a laboratory-acquired infection varies with the prevalence of disease in the patient population and the effectiveness of the infection control or safety measures employed by the laboratory.

Answering your questions on masks for AFB, blood culture ...