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Meanings of empiric therapy in inglés

Therapy based on clinical educated guesses.

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Examples for "empirical therapy"
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The role of linezolid in empirical therapy of suspected bacteremia remains unclear.
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There were no breakthrough fungal infections during empirical therapy with AmBisome.
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We evaluated this strategy of empirical therapy on chronic cough.
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Background: An empirical therapy based on the clinical characteristics of cough had not been reported.
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Our findings have implications for the choice of empirical therapy in nosocomial urinary tract infection.
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Usage of empiric therapy in inglés
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A proper empiric therapy is crucial to have a positive outcome.
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Early initiation of appropriate empiric therapy reduces morbidity and mortality.
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Alternatives to fluconazole should be considered for initial empiric therapy in patients with severe invasive Candida species infections.
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Medical practitioners should be aware of the widespread prevalence of quinolone-resistant N. gonorrhoeae and avoid quinolone use for empiric therapy.
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Improved clinical acumen, development of rapid diagnostic tests, and the institution of early empiric therapy are desirable to control this disease.
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Information from broader hospital settings and population-based data would precisely assess trends and impact to define strategies for optimal prevention and empiric therapy.
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Median time to correct antibiotic was 10.3 hours, with 71% of patients receiving correct empiric therapy.
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The data generated will be useful for the clinicians to decide empiric therapy on the local epidemiological resistance profile of the antimicrobial agents.
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