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See Latest ArticlesLikelihood of Inadequate Treatment: A Novel Approach to Evaluating Drug-Resistance Patterns
Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology, 06/11/09
Burgmann H et al. - The novel ratio LIT may help clinicians use microbiological data on drug resistance to predict which antimicrobial agents will provide adequate therapy. In daily practice, this new approach may be helpful for choosing adequate antimicrobial therapy.
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