Percentage of target attainment against MICc>4mg/l nosocomial pathogens occurs after Piperacillin empirical dose regimens?

• In: Poster presentation
• At: Buenos Aires (Argentina) (2016)
• Type: Poster
• Poster code: POS-PAA-005
• By: SANTOS, Silvia (University of Sao Paulo, School of Pharmaceutical Science, Sao Paulo, Brazil)
• Co-author(s): Silvia Regina Cavani Jorge Santos:|Wanderson Vidigal Guimaraes:,University of Sao Paulo,|Cristina Sanches-Giraud:,Federal University of Sao Joao Del Rei,Divinopolis,|Carlindo Vieira Silva Jr.:,University of Sao Paulo,|Amanda Ribas Oliveira:Hospital das Clinicas,University of Sao Paulo,|João Manoel Silva Jr:,University of Sao Paulo,|David Souza Gomez:,University of Sao Paulo,|Rolf Gemperli:,University of Sao Paulo,
  
• Abstract:

  In septic critically ill burn patients it is a challenge to maintain antimicrobial effectiveness against common nosocomial pathogens MIC>4mg/L. 

  34 patients of both genders (29M/5F) were 33.6(26.6-46.6)yrs, medians(quartiles); 70.0(60.8-75.0)kg; 30(18.1-47.5)%Total Burn Surface Area; 24.5(14.5-30.8)days ICBU. Thermal accident plus inhalation injury

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