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Enhanced antimicrobial de-escalation for pneumonia in mechanically ventilated patients: A cross-over study
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Background: Antibiotics are commonly administered to hospitalized patients with infiltrates
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
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Background: Antibiotics are commonly administered to hospitalized patients with infiltrates
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
Enhanced antimicrobial de-escalation for pneumonia in mechanically ventilated patients: a cross-over study
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Background Antibiotics are commonly administered to hospitalized patients with infiltrates
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
Enhanced antimicrobial de-escalation for pneumonia in mechanically ventilated patients: a cross-over study.
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Background: Antibiotics are commonly administered to hospitalized patients with infiltrates
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
Enhanced antimicrobial de-escalation for pneumonia in mechanically ventilated patients: a cross-over study
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Background Antibiotics are commonly administered to hospitalized patients with infiltrates
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
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Enhanced antimicrobial de-escalation for pneumonia in mechanically ventilated patients: a cross-over study.
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Background Antibiotics are commonly administered to hospitalized patients with infiltrates
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
Enhanced antimicrobial de-escalation for pneumonia in mechanically ventilated patients: A cross-over study
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Background: Antibiotics are commonly administered to hospitalized patients with infiltrates
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
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Background Antibiotics are commonly administered to hospitalized patients with infiltrates
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …
for possible bacterial pneumonia, often leading to unnecessary treatment and increasing the …