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FAST ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING FOR GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTEREMIA
Antibacterial Resistance Leadership Group
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The study investigates the effectiveness of novel blood culture diagnostics that provide rapid antimicrobial susceptibility testing results for bacteria causing bloodstream infections. It aims to assess the clinical impact of these rapid tests in regions with high antimicrobial resistance. The trial enrolled participants from multiple countries, including Greece, India, Israel, and Spain, focusing on hospitalized patients with gram-negative bacilli infections.
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