Advances in Early Detection and Management of Pediatric Sepsis in Pediatric Emergency Departments: Systematic review"
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Pediatric sepsis remains a critical cause of morbidity and mortality in emergency departments (ED) worldwide. Early detection and the prompt initiation of treatment—particularly the timely administration of antibiotics—are essential to improving outcomes in this vulnerable population.
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