…ic clinical signs, many neonates are unnecessarily treated with antibiotics. In Southampton, 13% live births were treated for suspected EON…
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21 articles · page 1 of 2…s practices (no chest radiography, salbutamol, glucocorticoids, antibiotics and epinephrine) in the first 24 hours of hospitalisation (adju…
…nd consider specialist referral for non-responders to prolonged antibiotics or in recurrent cases. By promptly identifying and treating PBB…
…. The patient received treatment for pleural empyema, including antibiotics, intercostal drain insertion and video-assisted thoracoscopic p…
…was managed conservatively with bowel rest, intravenous fluids, antibiotics and analgesia under multidisciplinary supervision. His symptoms…
… were more likely to report that symptoms improved after taking antibiotics (p = 0.015) whilst those with a peak of ≥90 ppm hydrogen were m…
…sions in relapsed cancers?’ or ‘Why do doctors keep prescribing antibiotics when the guidance suggests they stop?’ For these, qualitative a…
…IVIG, antibiotics (particularly sulphonamides and penicillins), vaccines and monoclonal antibodies being among the most frequently repor…
…alue practices (salbutamol, glucocorticoids, chest radiography, antibiotics and epinephrine) by 14.1% (adjusted risk difference, 95% CI 6.5…
…tainty, the patient improved remarkably following initiation of antibiotics combined with injectable corticosteroids. This case highlights …
…5%), caesarean delivery (50.3%), infant formula use (62.2%) and antibiotics in infancy (27.9%). Family history of atopy was present in 54.6…
…hritis. She improved with antihypertensives, antiepileptics and antibiotics, and was discharged seizure-free. This case highlights the risk…