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Empiric Antibiotics Tend To Be Prolonged in ICU

idse.net April 3, 2018

Using antibiotics in critically ill patients is very much walking a tightrope. No one wants to miss an infection in a patient who could go downhill quickly, but no one wants to overuse these precious drugs, either.

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