Lupus 2011;20:1316
1110-A PREVALENCE OF PRE TRANSPLANT CARBAPENEM RESISTANT ENTEROBACTERALES (CRE) AND VANCOMYCIN RESISTANT ENTEROCOCCI (VRE) RECTAL COLONISATION AND ITS IMPACT ON POST LIVER TRANSPLANT OUTCOMES Ameet Mandot 1 , Tejas J Joshi 1 , Wasim Khot 1 , Uday Sanglodkar 1 , Alisha Chaubal 1 , Hardik R Shah 1 , Gaurav Chaubal 1 , Aditya Nanavati 1 , Rajeev Sinha 1 , Hunaid Hatimi 1 , Gautham Pranesh 2 and Samir Ramnik Shah 1 , (1)Global Hospitals, Mumbai, (2)Mitopower LLC Background: The data regarding the impact of pre transplant rectal colonization with Carbapenem Resistant Enterobacterales (CRE) and Vancomycin Resistance Enterococci (VRE) organisms on post-transplant outcomes in patients undergoing Liver Transplant, especially from countries with high burden of these infections is scarce

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