Clinical profile and outcome of patients with pancreatic necrosis infected with carbapenem resistant infections (PanCRI): A prospective observational study
Authors:
- Shravani EtrouthSEShravani Etrouth
- Praveen Kumar TirlangiPTPraveen Kumar Tirlangi
- Nitin GuptaNitin Gupta
- Santosh Reddy SattiSSSantosh Reddy Satti
- Chandu Priyanka DasariCDChandu Priyanka Dasari
- Sadhana VeturiSVSadhana Veturi
- Siva KumarSKSiva Kumar
- Hardik RughwaniHRHardik Rughwani
- Aniruddha Pratap SinghASAniruddha Pratap Singh
- Anand GuptaAGAnand Gupta
- Hari Priya Reddy ChallaHCHari Priya Reddy Challa
- Naveen Reddy PodduturiNPNaveen Reddy Podduturi
- 26 June 2023
- journal article
- letter
- Published by Elsevier in Pancreatology
- Vol. 23 (6) , 751-754
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