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Sara L Revolinski1, Christopher D Doern2
1Medical College of Wisconsin, School of Pharmacy, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA cdoern@mcvh-vcu.edu srevolin@mcw.edu.
Abstract:
INTRODUCTIONWith numerous reported challenges to reporting MICs for vancomycin, clinical laboratories are attempting to identify accurate methods for MIC testing. However, the issues of poor reproducibility, accuracy, and clinical utility remain a challenge. In this Point-Counterpoint, Dr. Sara Revolinski discusses the pros of reporting MICs for vancomycin, while Dr. Christopher Doern argues for the use of caution.
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