Which tobramycin dose is needed in the burn patient?

Arnould, J.F.; Floch, R. Le; Pilorget, A.

doi:10.1016/j.burns.2008.09.017

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“…In burn victims, local or general fungal infections are often serious. The incriminated yeasts are essentially Candida ; wound infections may be caused by Candida , Aspergillus or agents of mucormycosis 42 . At the University Hospital of Batna, 55% of patients hospitalised for burns presented with a fungal infection.…”

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Fungal infections in Algeria

Aissat

Denning

2023

Mycoses

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The epidemiology of fungal infections is constantly changing worldwide in terms of the incidence and nature of the responsible fungi.The incidence of invasive forms has increased due to the increase in risk factors such as cancer, chemotherapy, organ transplants, immunosuppressive treatments, COPD, HIV infection. Recent publications report the occurrence of invasive mycoses in patients with severe forms of COVID-19 hospitalised in intensive care units.Extensive skin burns are also a risk factor for localised or generalised

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