… despite antibiotic therapy are at risk for development of a pelvic abscess, wound infection, or
… or contribute to most pelvic infections. Whether these women would eventually have had a …

… The failure of antibiotics to prevent the sequelae of acute PID … If antibiotic therapy is to
be effective in preventing the … organisms recovered from soft tissue pelvic infections were (3-…

… before and after antibiotic therapy showed the positive effect of antibiotic therapy with a …
Whether this is an antibiotic therapeutic effect on a bacterial pathogen in the prostatic fluid …

… Approximately 90% to 95% of patients with pelvic cellulitis will defervesce within 48 to 72
hours of the start of appropriate intravenous antibiotic therapy. Pelvic abscess occurs in <1% of …

… period; secondary pelvic infection from recent surgery, … of intravenous antibiotics treatment
for PID; PID-mimicking pelvic … before the initiation of antibiotics therapy and on the fourth day …

… plus gentamicin plus clindamycin antibiotic therapy alone. The … to respond to initial
antibiotic therapy, and operative interventions … pelvic inflammatory disease, whereas triple-antibiotic …

… It is virtually impossible to identify the true pathogens of pelvic infections because the sites
… antibiotic in serum or pelvic tissues and its ability to prevent operative-site infection [29, 84]. …

… There will be more emphasis on combination antibiotic therapy, in which … antibiotic agents
already available and not new ones. A major concern in antibiotic therapy of pelvic infection in …

… antibiotic therapy; both had no signs of active infection at the time of latest follow-up (Table I,
Patients 5 and 8) but suppressive antibiotic therapy was … to be the cause of pelvic infections. …

… pelvic infections. During the final stages of this study, a small group of patients were treated
with clindamycin, a new antibiotic … drainage or preliminary antibiotic therapy should be highly …