Alfred Samet, Marek Bronk, Anna Śledzińska, Marek Labon, B Rybak
Abstract
Nosocomial bacteremia according to different authors can be divided in to bacteremia persistent, polymicrobial bacteremia, alternate bacteremia, breakthrough bacteremia, different bacteremia. Developing techniques of microbiological and molecular diagnostics induce us to verify the definition and partition of term "bacteremia".
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Nosocomial bacteremia according to different authors can be divided in to bacteremia persistent, polymicrobial bacteremia, alternate bacteremia, breakthrough bacteremia, different bacteremia. Developing techniques of microbiological and molecular diagnostics induce us to verify the definition and partition of term "bacteremia".
Key concepts: Bacteremia, Medicine, Intensive care medicine, Microbiology, Antibiotics, Biology