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Bow EJ - Neutropenic fever syndromes in cancer patients are typically of bacterial origin. Persistent neutropenic fevers are documented during the empirical systemic antibacterial therapy for the first neutropenic fever. Recrudescent neutropenic fevers, defined by the appearance of a new fever after defervescence of the first fever, are often a function of invasive fungal infection or gram-positive infections outside the spectrum of the initial empirical antibacterial regimen. Recognition of these patterns can help the clinician make better clinical judgments and management plans.


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