@BradSpellberg@LauraMarks5 We use A LOT in Chile, mainly in Staph osteomyelitis/PJI, and transition from bacteremia. Probably most used oral cephalosporin.
@BradSpellberg@DrToddLee@ABsteward@emedfocus Descending bacteriuria in bacteremia is a very interesting point! When talking to the intensivist, how do you phrase it to convince them? Suppose GN bacteremia with positive UA/UC to the same agent and no other source in CT. How do you explain it to the ICU team? Do they believe?
@venkat_id@BradSpellberg@DrToddLee Considering its disposition in chains, do you still use vancomycin? b-lactam resistance in streptococci is exceedingly rare en my country. O is it because MRSA risk still significant due to the negative culture.
@IdVilchez@BradSpellberg@DrToddLee@ABsteward This used to be the most frequent phenotype for carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales in my country. After COVID-19, MBLs have displaced these isolates.
@DrToddLee@ImBigPharma@BradSpellberg We're collecting our data because of the high rate of carbapenemase-producing gram-negative colonization and infection. A humble single-center latinamerican retrospective study.
Could you share your MRSA paper? I would live an inspiring paper to improve our methods
Fui a esterilizar a mi gato y cuando lo fui a buscar me estaban pasando otro gato.
Lo que pasó es que mi wawa de llama Ramón y me estaban pasando a un Román que incluso era del mismo color.
Muy Talca la situación.
@TBrnaughtTB It is critical to get at least the species and, ideally, antimicrobial susceptibility. If impossible, I would go with 4 drugs, including azythro.
@ABsteward@TheLancetInfDis@COMBACTE Very important pivotal to get aztreonam/avibactam approved, but not really contributing new information for MBL GNB