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Blood stream infection in pediatric patients of a tertiary care hospital: A bacteriological and antimicrobial profile

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Blood stream infections are very common in the pediatric age group and these are one of the common causes of morbidity and mortality in neonates and children. In developing countries, the rate of blood stream infections in children is about 20– 50% and it is estimated that one in five neonates is suffering from and blood infection. The present study was undertaken to determine the etiological agents causing blood stream infection and their antibiotic susceptibility patterns in pediatric patients. | Blood stream infection in pediatric patients of a tertiary care hospital A bacteriological and antimicrobial profile

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