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See Latest ArticlesEtiology of neonatal blood stream infections in Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia
International Journal of Infectious Diseases, 06/19/09
Macharashvili N et al. - Neonatal BSI was mainly caused by Gram-negative organisms, which are developing resistance to commonly used antibiotics. Understanding the local epidemiology of neonatal BSI can lead to the development of better medical practices, especially more appropriate choices for empiric antibiotic therapy, and may contribute to improvement of infection control practices.
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