… ) or pelvic abscess, but the failure rate of antibiotic therapy … laparoscopic therapy in the
management of TOA or pelvic … a success of antibiotic therapy (successful antibiotic therapy group). …

… antibiotic therapy, patients who are unable to tolerate an outpatient oral regimen, women
with severe illness such as nausea and vomiting or a high fever, and patients with tubo–…

… All women received combination antibiotic therapy of a single intramuscular 250… pelvic
infections has been associated with subsequent infectious morbidity when anti-anaerobic therapy …

… free pelvic fluid or tubo-ovarian complex, or Doppler studies suggesting pelvic infection (eg, …
preserving fertility and the effectiveness of antibiotic therapy is dependent upon the interval …

… infection. If transvaginal methods of oocyte recovery were found to be a cause of significant
pelvic infection … It would then be necessary to alter our antibiotic regime appropriately. In this …

… for pelvic infections should be screened and treated prior to the procedure. Patients with a
history of pelvic … , the remaining 5 required antibiotic therapy. Of these, 2 patients experienced …

… with the introduction of antibiotics into clinical practice the … and following introduction of
antibiotic therapy for PID ( Figure … % in the pre-antibiotic era to 73.1% in the post-antibiotic era. …

… nature of pelvic infections, therapy is often initiated with a combination of antibiotics such as
… Although these infections are frequently eliminated with these intravenous agents without …

… bacterial pelvic infections requiring parenteral antibiotic therapy … or nonpelvic infections
requiring antibiotic therapy. Patients … No concomitant antibiotics were allowed during the study. …

… of suspicion for PID in any woman of reproductive age with pelvic or abdominal pain, and
err on the side of recommending what likely amounts to overtreatment with antibiotic regimens. …