Association between trough serum vancomycin concentration and vancomycin-associated acute kidney injury and 30-day mortality in critically ill elderly adults

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Jialong Chen
Jing Lin
Jianzhen Weng
Yang Ju
Yanming Li
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[1] Beijing Hospital,Department of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
[2] National Center of Gerontology,Graduate School
[3] the Institute of Geriatric Medicine,Department of Infectious Disease
[4] Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences,undefined
[5] Peking Union Medical College,undefined
[6] Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences,undefined
[7] Peking Union Medical College Hospital,undefined
[8] Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences,undefined
[9] Peking Union Medical College,undefined
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BMC Infectious Diseases | / 24卷
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Vancomycin trough concentration; Critically ill; Acute kidney injury; Mortality; Elderly;
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