antibiotic susceptibility testing

What are the Common Indications for AST in Pediatrics?

AST is commonly indicated in various situations, such as:
- Persistent or severe infections
- Recurrent infections
- Infections in immunocompromised children
- Unusual pathogens or clinical syndromes

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