| Autor: |
Pijck, J., Vuye, A., Hallynck, Th., Hendrickx, J., Trimpeneers, F., Pexters, J., Lerut, H., Castro, M. |
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Infection; September 1980, Vol. 8 Issue: Supplement 5 pS623-S625, 3p |
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Summary Cefadroxil, a new semisynthetic cephalosporin, was administered to 109 patients with a wide range of infectious diseases covering abscesses, wound infections, furunculosis, ear-nose-throat infections, lower respiratory tract infections, gastro-enterological infections and miscellaneous infections. Excellent clinical response was obtained in 102 cases (93.6%) whereas eradication of the causative pathogens reached 80.7% (88 cases). Side-effects were noted in 11 cases (10%), included rash, abdominal pain, nausea and diarrhoea, and can be partly explained by the fact that approximately half of the patients in this study were treated for gastro-enterological diseases. |
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