Endotracheal tube microbiome in hospitalized patients defined largely by hospital environment

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• who: Erika Alejandra Cifuentes from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the research: Endotracheal tube microbiome in hospitalized patients defined largely by hospital environment, in the Journal: Microbiome composition correlated with the ICU in which patients were hospitalized, while intubation time and
• what: The authors enrolled 115 adult patients that were intubated in two ICUs from two different hospitals and evaluated patient parameters and ETT-associated microbial communities. Although additional work is needed to confirm these correlations, this study provides insight into the possible factors that can influence the lung microbiome in hospitalized patients and opens the . . .
  

   

  

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