Can serum procalcitonin levels help interpret indeterminate chest radiographs in patients hospitalized with acute respiratory illness?

Authors

Edward E. Walsh, University of RochesterFollow
Andrew J. Swinburne, University of RochesterFollow
Kenneth L. Becker, George Washington UniversityFollow
Eric S. Nylen, George Washington UniversityFollow
Richard H. Snider, George Washington UniversityFollow
Andrea Baran, University of Rochester
Derick R. Peterson, University of RochesterFollow
Ann R. Falsey, University of Rochester

Document Type

Journal Article

Publication Date

2-2013

Journal

Journal of Hospital Medicine

Volume

Volume 8, Issue 2

Inclusive Pages

61-67

Keywords

Calcitonin--blood; Protein Precursors--blood; Respiratory Tract Infections--blood; Respiratory Tract Infections--radiography

APA Citation

Walsh, E. E., Swinburne, A. J., Becker, K. L., Nylen, E. S., Snider, R. H., Baran, A., Peterson, D.R., Falsey, A. R. (2012). Can serum procalcitonin levels help interpret indeterminate chest radiographs in patients hospitalized with acute respiratory illness? Journal of Hospital Medicine, 8(2), 61-67.

Peer Reviewed

1