Fabian JS van der Velden, Priyen Shah, Marie Voice, Emma Lim
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Molecular Pathogen Testing for Identifying the Etiology of Febrile Illness in Immunocompromised Children
Background: Diagnosing febrile illness in immunocompromised children at presentation to hospital remains a challenge. Serious bacterial infection can cause significant mortality and morbidity, but conventional diagnostics using culture-based technology results are often negative. Molecular pathogen testing might increase the yield of pathogen detection in this population, subsequently potentially altering clinical management and improving outcome.