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Joshua B. Parsons, Annette C. Westgeest, Brian P. Conlon, Stephan Harbarth, Benjamin P. Howden, Yang Soo Kim, Heather A. King, Merel M. C. Lambregts, Loren G. Miller, Robin Patel, Minggui Wang, Vance G. Fowler Jr
MRSA is a leading cause of infections that can range from mild skin infections to severe invasive diseases. The document outlines the transition of MRSA from a commensal organism to a pathogen, emphasizing the virulence factors that facilitate this shift. It also reviews the challenges in treating MRSA infections, especially in resource-limited settings, and discusses various treatment strategies, including the use of new antibiotics and adjunctive therapies. The importance of infection control measures and understanding local epidemiology is highlighted as crucial for effective management.
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