A prospective observational study of community-acquired bacterial bloodstream infections in Metro Manila, the Philippines.

• Main Authors: Nobuo Saito (Author), Rontgene M Solante (Author), Ferdinand D Guzman (Author), Elizabeth O Telan (Author), Dorcas V Umipig (Author), Joy P Calayo (Author), Carina H Frayco (Author), Jezreel C Lazaro (Author), Maricel R Ribo (Author), Alexis Q Dimapilis (Author), Virginia O Dimapilis (Author), Annavi M Villanueva (Author), Jaira L Mauhay (Author), Motoi Suzuki (Author), Michio Yasunami (Author), Nobuo Koizumi (Author), Emi Kitashoji (Author), Kentaro Sakashita (Author), Ikkoh Yasuda (Author), Akira Nishiyama (Author), Chris Smith (Author), Koya Ariyoshi (Author), Christopher M Parry (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: Public Library of Science (PLoS), 2022-05-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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Community-acquired bacterial bloodstream infections are caused by diverse pathogens with changing antimicrobial-resistance patterns. In low-middle income countries in Southeast Asia, where dengue fever is endemic and a leading cause of fever, limited information is available about bacterial bloodstr...