Experiencia en Francia | 18 MAY 15

Directrices terapéuticas sobre ATB en neonatos basadas en evidencias

Los autores analizaron las directrices locales para la terapia antibiótica en todas las unidades de terapia intensiva francesas para evaluar las recomendaciones de dosificación locales actuales.
Autor/a: Leroux S, Zhao W, Bétrémieux P, Pladys P Arch Dis Child 2015; 100: 394–398
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