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Prognostic impact of Candida spp. isolation and early antifungal therapy in ICU patients with peritonitis: A multicenter cohort study
Background Candida spp. is frequently isolated in critically ill patients with peritonitis. Guidelines recommend empirical antifungal therapy in high-risk cases, but the clinical significance of Candida spp. isolation in peritoneal fluid and the benefit of early antifungal therapy remain uncertain.
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