在无并发格兰阴性细菌病中过渡到口服β-乳酸治疗:系统性审查和元分析

Michael Dore1,2,3, Ryan Duffy1,2, Laura Caputo1,2

  • 1Durham Veteran's Affairs Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina, USA.

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概括

过渡到口服β-乳糖抗生素治疗阴性细菌病 (GNB) 是安全和有效的,因为传统的诺基诺或三甲-硫. 这次元分析没有发现死亡率或治疗失败率的显著差异.

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