CASE DISCUSSION

Rational Use of Antibiotics in Critically ill Patients

Presented from India by Dr. Supradip Ghosh

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Case Description

The rational use of antibiotics in critically ill patients is paramount to combating infections while minimizing the risk of antimicrobial resistance. Clinicians must base antibiotic selection on a thorough understanding of the patient's clinical condition, local epidemiology, and potential...

Case Summary

Antibiotics are a critical class of drugs that have saved more lives than any other medical intervention. Prescribing antibiotics based on fear is a problem, leading to overuse. The goal should be to follow evidence-based practices, especially since many cases of fever may not be due to bacterial infections.

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Dr. Supradip Ghosh

Alumni- Royal College of Physician

Critical Care Consultant, Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital, Indore

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