Significance of the isolation of Candida species from airway samples in critically ill patients: a prospective, autopsy study

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Another situation in which the need to do something can be overwhelming See also: EMPIRICUS https://t.co/xSRiKTiT0u

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@IM_Crit_ https://t.co/8YLtFRVimU

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Note Candida pneumonia is not a thing in ICU (unless immunocompromised) https://t.co/8YLtFRUKxm

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@PulmCrit @DGlaucomflecken @adamdavidthomas Superb summary. Paper here showing Candida pneumonia does not exist in ICU patients (without immunocompromise). https://t.co/8YLtFRUKxm

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