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Rapid Diagnosis of Sepsis and Bacterial Meningitis in Children with Real-Time Fluorescent Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction Amplification in the Bacterial 16S rRNA Gene
Clinical Pediatrics, 06/09/09
Chen LH et al. - This study suggests that 16S rRNA gene—based real-time FQ-PCR assay is an important and accurate method in the detection of bacterial pathogens of sepsis and bacterial meningitis and should have a promising usage in the diagnosis of sepsis and bacterial meningitis.
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