The UCAS Position Statement for Pseudomonas

Scottish Antimicrobial Preserver then had to kind of think, well, what are we going to do? And so they put out a position paper, which we can link to in the show notes. It's really available online, basically saying, we know what UCAS have said, and we're going to ignore it. They've got this concentration dependent killing, which is good. Even when you drift below the MIC, the bugs are too stunned to start growing again. So gentamycin accumulates in renal tissue and also accumulates in urine,. But if kidneys have a period of two or three hours where it's quite low, even if it's just like two or three