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J J Gamazo, F J Candel1, J González Del Castillo

  • 1Francisco Javier Candel, Clínical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases. Transplant Coordination and Cell Tissue Bank. IdISSC and IML Health Research Institutes. Hospital Clínico Universitario San Carlos. Associate Professor. School of Medicine. Complutense University. Madrid. Spain. franciscojavier.candel@salud.madrid.org.

概括

由Pseudomonas aeruginosa引起的鼻腔肺炎是一种严重的感染. 新的抗微生物药物在治疗耐药菌株方面表现有前途,需要为重症患者更新临床指南.

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