Research progress in burn infection pathogens and drug resistance with the length of stay during hospitalization

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1673-8640.2021.09.018

Abstract

Abstract:

With the continuous development of medical standards,burn patients can get timely medical treatment,and more fluid resuscitation and sufficient nutrients reduce the mortality of patients in acute stage. However,because of the destruction of skin barrier of burn patients,infection has become the main cause of death of burn patients during hospitalization. The researches on the overall pathogens and drug resistance of burn patients have not been able to meet the needs of clinicians. This review focuses on the changes in burn infection pathogens and drug resistance with the length of stay（LOS） in the recent years,in order to provide the methods for effective antibiotic use for clinic.

Key words: Pathogen, Drug resistance, Burn, Length of stay

CLC Number:

R446.5

HE Ping'an, LU Yanzhou, YANG Xu, LÜ Mei, XIA Qing, LI Qingrong. Research progress in burn infection pathogens and drug resistance with the length of stay during hospitalization[J]. Laboratory Medicine, 2021, 36(9): 973-975.

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