Author

Dennis G Maki

Professor of Medicine, University of Wisconsin Schhol of Medicine and Public Health - Cited by 48,926 - infection control - septic shock

Biography

Dr. Dennis G. Maki is an infectious disease specialist in Madison, Wisconsin and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Swedish American Hospital and University of Wisconsin Hospitals. He received his medical degree from University of Wisconsin Medical School and has been in practice for more than 20 years.
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International Nosocomial Infection Control Consortiu (INICC) report, data summary of 43 countries for 2007-2012. Device-associated module
VD Rosenthal, DG Maki, Y Mehta, H Leblebicioglu, ZA Memish, ...American journal of infection control 42 (9), 942-956, 2014201
368
2014
Arterial catheters as a source of bloodstream infection: a systematic review and meta-analysis
JC O’Horo, DG Maki, AE Krupp, N SafdarCritical care medicine 42 (6), 1334-1339, 2014201
174
2014
Chlorhexidine-impregnated dressing for prevention of catheter-related bloodstream infection: a meta-analysis
N Safdar, JC O’Horo, A Ghufran, A Bearden, ME Didier, D Chateau, ...Critical care medicine 42 (7), 1703, 2014201
161
2014
Genomic surveillance to combat COVID-19: challenges and opportunities
JD Robishaw, SM Alter, JJ Solano, RD Shih, DL DeMets, DG Maki, ...The Lancet Microbe 2 (9), e481-e484, 2021202
95
2021
Antibiotic prophylaxis for preventing recurrent cellulitis: a systematic review and meta-analysis
CC Oh, HCH Ko, HY Lee, N Safdar, DG Maki, MP ChlebickiJournal of Infection 69 (1), 26-34, 2014201
88
2014
Culture-negative septic shock compared with culture-positive septic shock: a retrospective cohort study
S Kethireddy, B Bilgili, A Sees, HL Kirchner, UR Ofoma, RB Light, ...Critical care medicine 46 (4), 506-512, 2018201
56
2018
The emerging pandemic of coronavirus and the urgent need for public health leadership
CH Hennekens, S George, TA Adirim, H Johnson, DG MakiThe American journal of medicine 133 (6), 648-650, 2020202
38
2020
Public health strategies contain and mitigate COVID-19: a tale of two democracies
JJ Solano, DG Maki, TA Adirim, RD Shih, CH HennekensThe American journal of medicine 133 (12), 1365-1366,
20
2020
Risk factors for Candida colonization and Co-colonization with multi-drug resistant organisms at admission
DM Schulte, A Sethi, R Gangnon, M Duster, DG Maki, N SafdarAntimicrobial resistance and infection control 4, 1-9, 151
20
2015
Stethoscopes and health care–associated infection
DG MakiMayo Clinic Proceedings 89 (3), 277-280, 2014201
18
2014
Comparison of pulsed-gel electrophoresis and a commercial repetitive-element PCR method for assessment of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus clustering in different …
CJ Crnich, M Duster, S Warrack, D Maki, N SafdarJournal of clinical microbiology 52 (6), 2027-2032, 202
14
2014
The impact of obesity in cirrhotic patients with septic shock: a retrospective cohort study
B Kok, CJ Karvellas, JG Abraldes, R Jalan, V Sundaram, D Gurka, ...Liver International 38 (7), 1230-1241, 2018201
14
2018
Changes in breath carbon isotope composition as a potential biomarker of inflammatory acute phase response in mechanically ventilated pediatric patients
JP Boriosi, DG Maki, RA Yngsdal-Krenz, ER Wald, WP Porter, ME Cook, ...Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry 29 (4), 599-605, 202
14
2014
Hydroxychloroquine for coronavirus: The urgent need for a moratorium on prescriptions
RD Shih, HM Johnson, DG Maki, CH HennekensThe American Journal of Medicine 133 (9), 1007-1008, 2020202
12
2020
Updates on Hydroxychloroquine in Prevention and Treatment of COVID-19
CH Hennekens, M Rane, J Solano, S Alter, H Johnson, S Krishnaswamy, ...The American Journal of Medicine 135 (1), 7-9, 2022202
8
2022
Health care workers need COVID-19 vaccination: clinical, public health, and ethical considerations
DG Maki, CH HennekensThe American Journal of Medicine 134 (12), 143-1439, 2021202
7
2021
Racial inequalities in mortality from coronavirus: the tip of the iceberg
RS Levine, HM Johnson, DG Maki, CH HennekensThe American Journal of Medicine 133 (10), 1151-1153, 2020202
6
2020
Risk for septic arthritis was increased in adults with incident diagnosis of gout
DG MakiAnn Intern Med 13 (12), JC12, 2015201
6
2015
The T2Bacteria Panel had 90% sensitivity for detecting targeted organisms, 43% for any bloodstream infection organism
DG MakiAnnals of Internal Medicine 171 (6), JC34, 2019201
5
2019
HbA1c has low accuracy for prediabetes; lifestyle programs and metformin reduce progression to T2DM
DG MakiAnnals of internal medicine 166 (8), JC1, 2017201
4
2017

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