• Thorax · Mar 2002

    Review

    The pulmonary physician in critical care . 3: critical care management of community acquired pneumonia.

    • S V Baudouin.
    • Department of Anaesthesia, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. S.V.Baudouin@ncl.ac.uk
    • Thorax. 2002 Mar 1;57(3):267-71.

    AbstractSevere community acquired pneumonia carries a high mortality. Early recognition of the severity of the illness, rapid and appropriate resuscitation, targeted antibiotic treatment, and the critical care support of multiple failing organ systems are all important in this group of patients. Only by improving all these aspects of care is it likely that survival will increase.

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