Update on intra-abdominal infections. Intensive care management

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viviana chediack
Cecilia Veronica Dominguez
Yesica Lamberto
Pablo Alejandro Saul
Carina Balasini
Ana Laura Gonzalez
Paula Juarez
Dario Godoy
Sonia Velez
Eduardo Serra
Analia De Cristofano
Monserrat Lloria
Victoria Sanchez
Soledad Areso
Leandro Aguirre
Sofia Espoto
Maria Cecilia Garcia
Maria Candela Llerena
Marisol Garcia- Sarubbio
Mariela Velazquez
Marco Flores Montes
Laura Sabater
Analia Palaoro
Gabriela Sheehan
Cecilia Pereyra
Juan Jose Videla
Monica Lares
Wanda Cornistein
Belen Guzman
Juan Amico
Florencia Gil
Mariela Porcelli
Facundo Arguello
Analía Costa
Silvina Neyro
Alberto Cremona
Javier Farina
Miriam Blanco
Eleonora Cunto

Abstract

Intra-abdominal infections represent an important cause of morbidity and mortality. Its management requires a multidisciplinary approach that involves intensive care physicians and a surgical team. Treatment of complicated intra-abdominal infections involves both antimicrobial therapy and surgical control of the focus. The choice of antimicrobial should be based on both the severity of the infection and the risk factors for resistant pathogens, local flora, and individual history.


When presented with sepsis and septic shock, mortality increases up to 60%. Carrying out an adequate and early diagnosis and treatment are the fundamental pillars to improve results

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Update on intra-abdominal infections. Intensive care management. Rev Arg Ter Int. [Internet]. 2023 Feb. 1 [cited 2026 Feb. 18];40(enero). Available from: https://revista.sati.org.ar/index.php/MI/article/view/838

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