动态的PK/PD感染模型用于开发和优化抗菌方案:叙述性审查

Yalew M Wale1,2, Jason A Roberts1,3,4,5, Fekade B Sime1

  • 1Centre for Clinical Research (UQCCR), Faculty of Medicine, The University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD 4029, Australia.

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概括

动态的体外感染模型模拟了人类的抗微生物暴露,这对于预测治疗成功至关重要. 这些模型有助于优化药物剂量和开发对抗耐药病原体的策略.

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