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Differential Diagnosis For Schlicter test abnormal (labs)

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Infectious Disorders (Specific Agent): Bacterial overwhelming sepsis
Infected organ, Abscesses: Sepsis, overwhelming
Synonyms: Abnormal, Antibiotic sensitivity minimum bactericidal concentration (MBC), Back titration, Bactericidal activity test, Bactericidal Test Serum, Bactericidal Tests Serum, MBC Minimum bactericidal concentration, Minimum bactericidal concentration test, Minimum bactericidal concentration test (procedure), SBT, Schlichter Test, Schlicter test, Serum bactericidal level of antibiotic, Serum Bactericidal Test, Serum Bactericidal Tests, Serum bactericidal titer test, Serum bactericidal titer test (procedure), Serum bactericidal titre test, Serum cidal test, Serum cidal titer, Serum cidal titer measurement, Serum cidal titer measurement (procedure), Serum cidal titre, Serum cidal titre measurement, Test Schlichter, Test Serum Bactericidal, Tests Serum Bactericidal
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