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Predicting the complicated neutropenic fever in the emergency department
Emergency Medicine Journal, 11/05/09
Moon JM et al. – Platelet count, CRP and pulmonary infiltration on chest x ray at presentation could be used to identify febrile neutropenic patients who will develop complications, and these factors may be useful in making treatment–related decisions in the ED.
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