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See Latest ArticlesLinezolid for patients with neutropenia: are bacteriostatic agents appropriate
Expert Review of Anti-infective Therapy, 05/07/09
Rafailidis PI et al. - The available evidence suggests that linezolid may be successful in a significant proportion of neutropenic patients with infection, despite the fact that it is a bacteriostatic agent. Such data seem to justify further studies regarding the role of linezolid in this patient population.
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