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Predictive Model for Serious Bacterial Infections Among Infants Younger Than 3 Months of Age

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TABLE 1.Testing and Cultures by Age of Patient
Fig 1. Decision tree for predicting serious bacterial infectionamong febrile infants �3 months old.
Fig 2. The distribution of study patients by the decisiontree. The number and percentage of patients with SBI ina node are shown in parentheses.
TABLE 3.The Three Most Common Strategies for Managing Febrile Infants

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