… The two groups were similar with respect to sex, age, degree of appendiceal inflammation
and antibiotic treatment. The incidence of wound infection and postoperative pyrexia and the …

… Group I received antimicrobial therapy with azithromycin for a 30-day period (12 mg/kg on
days 1-5; regimen was repeated on days 11-15 and days 21-25). Group II received a placebo …

… The use of antibiotics is also tightly controlled at our institution. An earlier prospective,
randomized evaluation of an antibiotic streamlining program failed to document financial benefits …

… We conducted a prospective randomized trial on patients with dirty abdominal wounds and
hypothesized that a strategy of DPC of appropriate dirty abdominal wounds would result in a …

… Patients receiving prolonged antibiotic prophylaxis (>48 hours) or antibiotic therapy …
diagnosed with urinary tract infection received a full course of appropriate antibiotic therapy. …

… Antibiotic treatment was administered according to drug sensitivity testing in 3 cases, and
the other 2 patients were treated empirically. Two patients with wound infection were re-…

… , associated with the use of external fixation for the treatment of distal radial fractures, (2)
the frequency of antibiotic use and/or surgical débridement for the treatment of pin-track …

… This is partly due to the difficulty in clinically assessing whether antimicrobial therapy is
indicated. Furthermore, the decision to change the treatment strategy is based on the results of …

… -spectrum antibiotics may be reluctant to start or to comply with antibiotic therapy due to the
associated discomfort. In the field of otolaryngology, oral antibiotic therapy is commonplace, …

… A randomized prospective double-blind trial was performed to compare two different
antimicrobial regimens in combination with surgical or percutaneous drainage in the treatment of …