Early hospital discharge followed by outpatient management versus continued hospitalization of children with cancer, fever, and neutropenia at low risk for invasive …
ME Santolaya, AM Alvarez, CL Avilés… - Journal of Clinical …, 2004 - ascopubs.org
Purpose To compare outcome and cost of ambulatory versus hospitalized management
among febrile neutropenic children at low risk for invasive bacterial infection (IBI). Patients
and Methods Children presenting with febrile neutropenia at six hospitals in Santiago, Chile,
were categorized as high or low risk for IBI. Low-risk children were randomly assigned after
24 to 36 hours of hospitalization to receive ambulatory or hospitalized treatment and
monitored until episode resolution. Outcome and cost were determined for each episode …
among febrile neutropenic children at low risk for invasive bacterial infection (IBI). Patients
and Methods Children presenting with febrile neutropenia at six hospitals in Santiago, Chile,
were categorized as high or low risk for IBI. Low-risk children were randomly assigned after
24 to 36 hours of hospitalization to receive ambulatory or hospitalized treatment and
monitored until episode resolution. Outcome and cost were determined for each episode …
Early Hospital Discharge Followed by Outpatient Management Versus Continued Hospitalization of Children With Cancer, Fever, and Neutropenia at Low Risk for …
ME Santolaya de Pablo, AM Alvarez, CL Avilés… - 2004 - repositorio.uchile.cl
Purpose To compare outcome and cost of ambulatory versus hospitalized management
among febrile neutropenic children at low risk for invasive bacterial infection (IBI). Patients
and Methods Children presenting with febrile neutropenia at six hospitals in Santiago, Chile,
were categorized as high or low risk for IBI. Low-risk children were randomly assigned after
24 to 36 hours of hospitalization to receive ambulatory or hospitalized treatment and
monitored until episode resolution. Outcome and cost were determined for each episode …
among febrile neutropenic children at low risk for invasive bacterial infection (IBI). Patients
and Methods Children presenting with febrile neutropenia at six hospitals in Santiago, Chile,
were categorized as high or low risk for IBI. Low-risk children were randomly assigned after
24 to 36 hours of hospitalization to receive ambulatory or hospitalized treatment and
monitored until episode resolution. Outcome and cost were determined for each episode …
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