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who are at risk for a complicated course, and who therefore may benefit from early preventive measures appears to be limited [3–5]. When febrile patients are screened for bacteremia at admission to the hospital to identify those for whom a complicated course is possible, sound clinical judgment, based on age, underlying disease, recent history, and, especially, the likely source of infection, rather than measurement of laboratory markers like PCT levels, should guide clinical decisions regarding further microbiological diagnostic tests and empirical antibiotic therapy.

High Serum Procalcitonin Levels Do Not Predict Bacteremia in Adult Patients with Acute Fever