With the development of new drugs and the current evidence of their use, there is a need to
refine the appropriate drug's decision-making. Drugs with a long half-life, which allows …

The applicability of the guidelines is questionable in many ways. The distinction between
necrotizing/nonnecrotizing infections is valuable but difficult to apply prior to surgical …

Skin and soft tissue infections are some of the most common infectious disease diagnoses in
both inpatient and outpatient settings. With bacterial resistance to antimicrobials growing …

The commonest indication in the US for referral to an outpatient/home iv antibiotic therapy
programme is the management of skin and soft tissue infections. In the UK, however, these …

Skin and soft tissue infections (SSTIs) are suppurative microbial invasions of the epidermis,
dermis and subcutaneous tissues that induce a host response. They are characterized by …

Background: Skin and skin structure infections are frequently encountered in clinical
practice. Fortunately, these infections usually produce only mild to moderate symptoms and …

Soft-tissue infections are common, generally of mild to modest severity, and are easily
treated with a variety of agents. An etiologic diagnosis of simple cellulitis is frequently difficult …

Although skin and soft tissue infections (SSTIs) are extremely common in both primary and
secondary care, there is a lack of validated evidence-based schemes for the classification of …

Background: Skin and soft tissue infections (SSTIs) may produce substantial morbidity and
mortality rates, particularly those classified as complicated or necrotizing. Objective: To …

Skin and soft-tissue infections (SSTIs) are a common presenting problem in both inpatients
and outpatients. SSTIs have been broadly classified as complicated or uncomplicated, but …