FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1972952027> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1972952027 endingPage "1302" @default.
• W1972952027 startingPage "1289" @default.
• W1972952027 abstract "Pneumonia can be classified as community-acquired (CAP) or hospital-acquired (nosocomial). Both are frequent infections that demand a great amount of medical resources. The diagnosis of CAP is based on clinical signs and the presence of a pulmonary infiltrate visible on chest radiograph. For practical purposes, CAP has been classified as typical, with an acute onset in which the most representative microorganism is Streptococcus pneumoniae, and atypical, with a subacute onset (Mycoplasma pneumoniae). Nevertheless, so far no studies have clearly demonstrated the utility of this classification in predicting the aetiology. Guidelines on CAP recommend associating the aetiology of CAP with comorbidity, age and severity. The microbiological diagnosis relies mainly on Gram stain and sputum culture, but this technique has disadvantages such as frequent contamination of the sample with oropharyngeal commensal flora, frequent sterile cultures associated with previous antibiotic treatment, and the fact that approximately 40% of patients are not able to expectorate. Other diagnostic techniques such as blood cultures, serological tests and fibreoptic bronchoscopy must be reserved for patients who are hospitalised, especially if they need admission to an intensive care unit. Compared with CAP, nosocomial pneumonia has major diagnostic problems due to the presence of other diseases able to mimic pneumonia and frequent bacterial colonisation of the lower respiratory tract. Most of the diagnostic techniques produce ahigh percentage of false-negative and false-positive results. This is especially true for ventilator-associated pneumonia. There is controversy over using a comprehensive aetiological work-up based on bronchoscopic techniques or only on quantitative culture of endotracheal aspiration. By contrast, there is consensus about the importance of the adequacy of empirical antibiotic treatment, since mortality rates are higher in patients who are inadequately treated. Once treatment of pneumonia has begun, it must be maintained for 48 to 72 hours because this is the minimum time to evaluate a clinical response. Antibacterial agents have to be adjusted according to microbiological findings. In nonresponding patients, pneumonia-related complications and the presence of multiresistant micro-organisms or non-covered pathogens must be ruled out." @default.
• W1972952027 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1972952027 creator A5012628449 @default.
• W1972952027 creator A5013450444 @default.
• W1972952027 creator A5071113879 @default.
• W1972952027 creator A5075236355 @default.
• W1972952027 creator A5078829196 @default.
• W1972952027 date "2000-12-01" @default.
• W1972952027 modified "2023-10-10" @default.
• W1972952027 title "Diagnosis of Pneumonia and Monitoring of Infection Eradication" @default.
• W1972952027 cites W1259583864 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W142259135 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W1499930744 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W1965364343 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W1966375310 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W1982147609 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W1985792676 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W1994512363 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2004390505 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2004851472 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2006492651 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2015625477 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2021922534 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2022565773 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2027162482 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2029267149 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2035760184 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2037712857 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2040388340 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2043473045 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2045686302 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2050780275 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2056059740 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2059315107 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2061167474 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2063446421 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2073516749 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2075847814 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2079887863 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2080602920 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2083733667 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2085769132 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2089148193 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2091493523 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2093075101 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2093280710 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2104949794 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2110564083 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2112302527 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2114760693 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2115512251 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2121348586 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2129716802 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2131700777 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2133474640 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2134804037 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2137867766 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2139206072 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2146240351 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2146267652 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2148515129 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2151310380 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2151629261 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2168937912 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2170504031 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2293164075 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2318532494 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2331102377 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2336697936 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2444270851 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W2685861013 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W3143755808 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W36177659 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W4205976749 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W4234878443 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W4236076508 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W4238232575 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W4256074958 @default.
• W1972952027 cites W60388161 @default.
• W1972952027 doi "https://doi.org/10.2165/00003495-200060060-00004" @default.
• W1972952027 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11152012" @default.
• W1972952027 hasPublicationYear "2000" @default.
• W1972952027 type Work @default.
• W1972952027 sameAs 1972952027 @default.
• W1972952027 citedByCount "19" @default.
• W1972952027 countsByYear W19729520272013 @default.
• W1972952027 countsByYear W19729520272015 @default.
• W1972952027 countsByYear W19729520272016 @default.
• W1972952027 countsByYear W19729520272019 @default.
• W1972952027 countsByYear W19729520272020 @default.
• W1972952027 countsByYear W19729520272022 @default.
• W1972952027 countsByYear W19729520272023 @default.
• W1972952027 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1972952027 hasAuthorship W1972952027A5012628449 @default.
• W1972952027 hasAuthorship W1972952027A5013450444 @default.
• W1972952027 hasAuthorship W1972952027A5071113879 @default.
• W1972952027 hasAuthorship W1972952027A5075236355 @default.
• W1972952027 hasAuthorship W1972952027A5078829196 @default.

• next