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A retrospective review of empiric acyclovir prescribing practices for suspected viral central nervous system infections: A single-centre study

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By Jennifer Grant, Cesilia Nishi
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Empiric therapy for central nervous system (CNS) infections is usually broad since the risk of inadequate treatment can have devastating morbidity and mortality. Most guidelines recommend prescribing multiple antimicrobials for patients with suspicion of a central nervous system infection, then de-prescribing once the diagnosis becomes more clear. Often, it can take many days to arrive at a diagnosis, as symptoms are non-specific to particular microbiological pathogens.
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