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Hey there, doctors on call!
Quick question about pneumonia—specifically when it’s atypical and just isn't budging with standard antibiotics. Is there any non-invasive way to pin down the culprit... maybe to get an accurate sensitivity test done? Like, could we actually identify the specific bug from a sputum sample (assuming there's some mucus to work with)?
Thanks!
Quick question about pneumonia—specifically when it’s atypical and just isn't budging with standard antibiotics. Is there any non-invasive way to pin down the culprit... maybe to get an accurate sensitivity test done? Like, could we actually identify the specific bug from a sputum sample (assuming there's some mucus to work with)?
Thanks!