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Researcher

Sarah Desmet

Awards & Distinctions

6 Results

2018

Teicoplanin therapy in critically ill children : an observational study on protein binding and target attainment

MARGOT WOLLAERTSarah DesmetBrett McWhinneyJacobus UngererANNIK DE JAEGERJohan Vande WallePeter De PaepePieter De Cock

2017

Impact of vancomycin protein binding on target attainment in critically ill children : back to the drawing board?

Pieter De CockSarah DesmetANNIK DE JAEGERDominique BiarentEVELYN DHONTINGRID HERCKDaphné VensSofie ColmanVeronique StoveSABRINA COMMEYNE et al.

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF ANTIMICROBIAL CHEMOTHERAPY

Population pharmacokinetics of cefazolin before, during and after cardiopulmonary bypass to optimize dosing regimens for children undergoing cardiac surgery

Pieter De CockHussain MullaSarah DesmetFilip De SomerBrett C McWhinneyJacobus PJ UngererAnneliese MoermanSABRINA COMMEYNEJohan Vande WalleKatrien Francois et al.

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF ANTIMICROBIAL CHEMOTHERAPY

Teicoplanin therapy in critically ill children : a plea for more dedicated research on optimal pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic indices

MARGOT WOLLAERTSarah DesmetB McWhinneyANNIK DE JAEGERJohan Vande WallePeter De PaepePieter De Cock

2015

Population cefazolin pharmacokinetics before, during and after cardiopulmonary bypass in children undergoing cardiac surgery

Pieter De CockHussain MullaKaren JacobsKim VanderburghtSarah DesmetBrett McWhinneyJacobus UngererFilip De SomerAnneliese MoermanHugo Robays et al.

Population cefazolin pharmacokinetics before, during and after cardiopulmonary bypass in children undergoing cardiac surgery

Pieter De CockHussain MullaKaren JacobsKim VanderburghtSarah DesmetBrett McWhinneyJacobus UngererFilip De SomerAnneliese MoermanHugo Robays et al.