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Mongkolrattanothai K et al. – Epidemiological data at the local level is important for antimicrobial decision–making. MSSA remains an important pathogen causing invasive community–onset S. aureus infections among hospitalized children. Nafcillin in combination with vancomycin is recommended empiric therapy in critically ill patients with suspected invasive staphylococcal infections.

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