A Practice Primer and Update on Anti-Bacterial Resistance
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A Practice Primer and Update on Anti-Bacterial Resistance
Abstract
Antibiotic resistance is driven by inappropriate antibiotic use. Multi-drug resistance is a rising concern in Gram-negative bacteria. Prompt recognition and appropriate antibiotics are needed for improving outcomes. This is a practice primer for clinicians in the management of resistant infections that summarizes mechanisms, treatment, updates and the spectrum of activity for newer antibiotics, most relevant to current clinical practice.
Copyright 2025 by the Missouri State Medical Association.
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Disclosure: No financial disclosures reported. Artificial intelligence, language models, machine learning, or similar technologies were not used in the conceptualization, study, research, preparation, or writing of this manuscript.
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