Pediatricians' Attitude in Management of Acute Bronchiolitis: Did Guidelines Overcome Practices?

@article{Gultekingil2020PediatriciansAI,
  title={Pediatricians' Attitude in Management of Acute Bronchiolitis: Did Guidelines Overcome Practices?},
  author={Ayse Gultekingil and Emre Gocer and Murat Anıl and Hasan Ağın and Ayşe Berna Anıl and Rana Işguder and Funda Kurt and Feyza Incekoy-Girgin and Nilgun Erkek and Fatih Durak and Halise Akça and Emel Berksoy and Aytac Goktug and Ilker Gunay and Okşan Derinoz and Nilufer Yalindag-Ozturk and Ebru Azapağası and Gulser Esen Besli and Caglar Odek and Deniz Tekin and Oğuz Dursun and Tanıl Kendirli and Ozlem Teksam},
  journal={Pediatric allergy, immunology, and pulmonology},
  year={2020},
  volume={33 2},
  pages={
          57-62
        },
  url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:225657060}
}
Although recent guidelines for the treatment of acute bronchiolitis does not support the use of many different therapies, pediatricians still tend to use them, especially bronchodilators, corticosteroids, and antibiotics.
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