Bacterial coinfections and secondary infections in COVID-19 patients from a tertiary care hospital of northern India: Time to adhere to culture-based practices
B Sharma, P Sreenivasan, M Biswal, V Mahajan… - Qatar medical …, 2021 - qscience.com
Objective: Bacterial co-pathogens are common in various viral respiratory tract infections,
leading to increased disease severity and mortality. Still, they are understudied during large
outbreaks and pandemics. This study was conducted to highlight the overall burden of these
infections in COVID-19 patients admitted to our tertiary care hospital, along with their
antibiotic susceptibility patterns. Material and methods: During the six-month study period,
clinical samples (blood samples, respiratory samples, and sterile body fluids, including …
leading to increased disease severity and mortality. Still, they are understudied during large
outbreaks and pandemics. This study was conducted to highlight the overall burden of these
infections in COVID-19 patients admitted to our tertiary care hospital, along with their
antibiotic susceptibility patterns. Material and methods: During the six-month study period,
clinical samples (blood samples, respiratory samples, and sterile body fluids, including …
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