Apr However, serum procalcitonin increased significantly in response to stimulation by bacterial infections showing a favorable pharmacokinetic. Positive blood culture. Gram-positive bacteria.
Jan The untimely identification of antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections is the. Nov The prevalence of severe bacterial infections (SBIs), defined as urinary tract infection (UTI), bacterial gastroenteritis, and more invasive bacterial. K Milcent - 20- Cited by 1- Related articles#brs{margin-bottom:28px}#brs.
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SJajHc{background:url(/images/nav_logo299.png) no-repeat;overflow:hidden;background-position:0;height:40px;display:block}. Oct In infection or sepsis (or trauma, surgery, burns, or shock related to non-sepsis causes ), a wide range of tissues produce procalcitonin. Rebecca Trachtman, Elizabeth T. Oct However, every rise in PCT is not indicative of infection, and other non- infectious inflammatory causes should also be kept in mind.
It is produced by various organs and the liver is considered to be the. May A growing body of evidence supports the use of PCT as a marker to improve the diagnosis of bacterial infections and to guide antibiotic therapy.
Procalcitonin (PCT) is a widely used biomarker for the diagnosis of bacterial infections.
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