
Originally Posted by
mucor
thanks for the tip about advanced filtering. i have never tried that and it does help. however, that is only suitable for a quick analysis, i would require count of all isolates per patient (numbered isolates)i.e.
patient 1, isolate No. 1
patient 1, isolate No. 2
patient 1, isolate No. 3 ect.
there is a problem that i haven't explained earlier - i still need to check subsequent isolates (advanced filtering just removes them) as the bacterial resistance changes over time, and an isolate No.3 with different antimicrobial susceptibility is counted as a new isolate. any ideas?
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