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Characteristics associated with culture-positivity versus antibiotic administration in patients with cirrhosis on ICU admission: a retrospective cohort study in 5 hospitals.
ObjectiveTo test the hypothesis that selected SIRS and SOFA criteria measured at ICU admission have divergent associations with (1) the development of new culture-confirmed infections and (2) early empiric broad-spectrum antibiotic receipt in critically ill patients with cirrhosis. DesignRetrospect
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