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When do repeat blood cultures make sense in hospitalized children with cancer?

Repeat blood cultures (BCs) are not necessary after 48 hours of negative cultures in hemodynamically and clinically stable hospitalized children with cancer.

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When do repeat blood cultures make sense in hospitalized children with cancer?

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