Nosocomial sinusitis: the silent infection of the intensive care unit: Between unexplained sepsis and multiple resistances, a forgotten battle in resuscitation
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Nosocomial sinusitis: the silent infection of the intensive care unit: Between unexplained sepsis and multiple resistances, a forgotten battle in resuscitation

by Lamia Tilouche, Mohammed Amine Jaballah

Medical infectious diseases critical care
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Nosocomial sinusitis can remain an overlooked concern in intensive care. This book examines its place between unexplained sepsis and multiple antimicrobial resistances, drawing attention to a neglected challenge in resuscitation and offering a focused medical perspective on the issue.

About This Book

This book addresses nosocomial sinusitis, an infection associated with the intensive care unit.

It explores the relationship between this condition, unexplained sepsis, and multiple antimicrobial resistances.

The work presents the subject as an overlooked issue in resuscitation and critical-care practice.

It is intended for readers interested in intensive-care medicine, hospital-acquired infections, and complex clinical challenges.

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