PROBLEMES BACTERIOLOGIQUES POSES PAR LES INFECTIONS HOSPITALIERES

Bacteria responsible for nosocomial, i.e. hospital acquired, infections present a multiresistance to antibiotics. Multiple studies performed since the introduction of the first antibiotics have shown a correlation between their use and the identification and sensitivity of isolated bacteria. A program of control of antibiotherapy should be instituted in the hospitals in order to limit the occurrence of resistant strains.SCOPUS: NotDefined.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe

TRAITEMENT DES INFECTIONS URINAIRES PAR LA PIVAMPICILLINE. EVALUATION CLINIQUE ET MICROBIOLOGIQUE

Pivampicillin, an ester of ampicillin hydrolyzed after oral administration, was given to 25 elderly patients suffering from urinary tract infections. Daily dosage was 3 x 700 mg. This treatment was well tolerated and gave good clinical results. Antibiotic concentration in serum, obtained 2 and 6 hr after oral administration of 700 mg of pivampicillin (an amount equivalent to 500 mg of ampicillin) averaged respectively 6.1 and 1.5 μg/ml; these levels are two times higher than those produced by ampicillin administered orally at the same dose.SCOPUS: NotDefined.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe

Pivampicillin in urinary tract infections. Clinical and microbiological evaluation (Dutch)

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LA CEFAZOLINE

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Endotracheal administration of gentamicin. Relationship between obtained serum levels and creatininemia

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