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loping subsequent bacteremia. No significant differences were detected between groups receiving modified and non-modified treatments in duration of hospitalization or antibiotic therapy (univariate analysis) and 28-day mortality rate (logistic regression). Quinolone exposure was a major risk factor for ESBL-E and CRE fecal carriage. Performing rectal swab screening for MDR and modifying empirical antibiotic therapy accordingly did not improve clinical outcomes of febrile neutropenia patients. Quinolone exposure was a major risk factor f
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