Invasive candidiasis is growing more common in the ICU, as our patients are becoming increasingly complex, with longer stays. However, most isolation of Candida in the ICU represents colonization rather than infection – so there is a major risk of overdiagnosis resulting in unnecessary medication toxicity and antimicrobial resistance.
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What is your take on using “CANDIDA” score in ICU patients?
once again, Josh , a superb comprehensive but concise, clear review of a topic I hadn’t grasped as well before. thank you.