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... monitored oral antibiotic therapy can be as effective as parenteral therapy for skeletal infections of chil- dren. Furthermore, it appears that antibiotic ther- apy can be safely changed[r] ... See full document

... to oral treatment received cefixime for 14 ...First, children between 4 and 8 weeks of age assigned to oral treatment were admitted to the hospital initially to monitor their progress; they received ... See full document

... prophylactic antibiotic when a breakthrough UTI devel- ...extensive antibiotic resistance was ob- served during cephalosporin ...in children receiving cephalexin or cefaclor ...previous ... See full document

... with oral and/or topical an- tibiotics (ie, early discharge; Fig ...with oral or topical treatment than patients with invasive infections (P ⬍ ...on oral antibiotic ...inpatient ... See full document

... potential oral alterna- tives for treatment of IE caused by common bacteria ...use oral minocyline in the treatment ...this therapy is no longer available for oral ...excellent oral ... See full document

... The main reason physicians overprescribe antibi- otics for RTIs relates to diagnostic uncertainty (Table 1). Faced with an ill-appearing, febrile child and anxious parents, physicians are reluctant to offer only ... See full document

... fall, children will be hos- pitalized for severe headache, vomiting, fever, a stiff neck, and CSF pleocytosis caused by entero- ...these children with ceftriaxone or cefotaxime until the CSF and blood ... See full document

... appropriate therapy was introduced only after the isolation of the microorganism from blood ...recommended oral antibiotic treatment for acute pharyngeal infections does not always prevent the ... See full document

... and community-acquired bloodstream infections in children. They are often resistant to antibiotics and the ability to form biofilm is one of the important virulence factors. Biofilms are associated with ... See full document

... in children. Antibiotic therapy combined with ap- pendectomy is used worldwide to treat perforated ...of antibiotic therapy for perforated ...PO antibiotic treatment was at least ... See full document

... (1) to quantify the effect of oral versus parenteral antibiotic therapy on the probability of subsequent bacterial meningitis in children with occult bactere- mia treated as outpatients [r] ... See full document

... A one-day or ten- day regimen of cefadroxil (30 mg/kg/day in two divided doses) was assigned randomly to 80 children who had acute urinary tract infection and CRP concentrations <28 t[r] ... See full document

... airway infections remain the primary cause of morbidity and mortality in the cystic fibrosis (CF) population ...Young children with CF may be infected as early as 6 months of age, based on cultures of ... See full document

... on antibiotic therapy for pneumonia in children between 2 and 59 months of ...of therapy, route of administration and combination of antibiotics in children especially under the 5 years ... See full document

... This study was planned with the objectives of evaluating the pattern of antimicrobials used for UTI and to determine the recurrence rate of UTI in diabetic and nondiabetic women in our settings. New diagnosis of UTI is ... See full document

... deeper infections extending to the graft, which are associated with catastrophic con- sequences: a death rate between 15 % and 75 % and a major amputation rate of up to 70 ... See full document

... limit antibiotic therapy of infants with suspected bacterial infection to those who had either an IT ratio of ...Thereby antibiotic therapy was reduced to 71% of infants with clinical signs of ... See full document

... common antibiotic employed (73%) for systemic administration, along with topical antibiotic ...their antibiotic susceptibilities to help guide the use of SDD in their ... See full document

... One of the most critical issues about Pseudomonas infections is the occurrence of bacterial resistance against commonly used antibiotics. Previous study showed that the Iranian isolates of P. aeruginosa were ... See full document

... Bloodstream infections caused by antibiotic-resistant gram-negative bacilli: risk factors for mortality and impact of inappropriate initial antimicrobial therapy on outcome.. Antimicrob [r] ... See full document