Long gone are the days when CRP and procalcitonin levels were ordered on most patients. But when might they still be good to order? Today's article could be used when discussing improper ordering with your team or referring colleagues. It may also help families understand why choose not to test a child's inflammatory markers when the diagnosis is certain.
For the written summary of this paper and link to the original paper, please visit the Paediatric Papers website
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