PMID: 2120249Oct 15, 1990Paper

Management of gram-negative septic shock

Hospital Practice
S R Mostow

Abstract

Gram-negative bacteremias in hospitalized immunocompromised patients can, of course, lead to sepsis and shock. How can such potentially disastrous infections be managed? Among the cornerstones of management that may curb mortality and morbidity are early recognition of infection, invasive monitoring and therapeutic techniques, and careful selection of antibiotics.

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