University of Toledo at IDWeek 2026

Oct 21–24, 2026 Washington, DC ~12k attendees Website

University of Toledo brings 4 presentations to IDWeek 2026 in Washington. Its program centres on meningitis in children, comparing bacterial and viral cases. It covers short-term hospital outcomes and long-term neurological complications, plus the infection control response to rabies passed on through a kidney transplant.

OrganizationIDWeek 2026 Attendance
Poster
Thu Oct 22
12:15pm–1:30pm
Comparative Acute Setting Outcomes of Inpatient Pediatric Bacterial and Viral Meningitis: A Propensity Score–Matched Analysis Using TriNetX
Poster Hall B-C · Poster P-1607
P1. Pediatric Bacterial studies (natural history and therapeutic)
Poster
Thu Oct 22
12:15pm–1:30pm
Comparative Outcomes of Inpatient Bacterial Meningitis vs. HSV Meningitis/Encephalitis in Pediatric Patients: A TriNetX Study
Poster Hall B-C · Poster P-1608
P1. Pediatric Bacterial studies (natural history and therapeutic)
Poster
Thu Oct 22
12:15pm–1:30pm
Comparative long term neurological complications following inpatient bacterial vs. viral meningitis
Poster Hall B-C · Poster P-1604
P1. Pediatric Bacterial studies (natural history and therapeutic)
Poster
Thu Oct 22
12:15pm–1:30pm
Donor-Derived Rabies in Renal Transplantation: Infection Control Response, Exposure Management, and Leadership Lessons
Poster Hall B-C · Poster P-1415
N1. Health Care-Associated Infections: Occupational Infection Prevention

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