… Should a new agent be preferred instead of the older traditional antimicrobials in the
therapy of anaerobic infection? There is no doubt that the clinician should use the results of …

… may suggest the types of anaerobes present in the infection as well as the nature of the
infectious process. Antimicrobial therapy for anaerobic infections usually should be given for …

… Anaerobes were recovered from infected sites in all 33 cases. Twelve patients had a pure
anaerobic infection, 21 patients yielded mixed aerobes and anaerobes from infected sites. …

… is that at the infected site there is, in many anaerobic infections, a … of anaerobes as a cause
of infection include, site of infection (on or … when drugs inactive against anaerobes are used. …

… Antimicrobial therapy for anaerobic infections usually should be given for prolonged
periods because of their tendency to relapse. This may range from 3 weeks to several months …

… therapy of anaerobic infections include: (1) the in-vitro activity of the drug against the pathogens;
(2) the ability of the compounds to penetrate the infected … One disturbing aspect of this …

… species present at different sites of the body are important from several aspects. Information
… choice of antimicrobial therapy should be based on the susceptibility of anaerobes as well. …

… anaerobic infection is complicated by the slow growth of these organisms, by their polymicrobial
nature and by the growing resistance of anaerobic … therapy for strict anaerobic infections, …

Since the publication of the first edition of the book entitled Pediatric Anaerobic Infections,
much has changed in our understanding and knowledge of the role of anaerobic bacteria in …

… do not necessarily require therapy directed against each component of the infection and, in
… Bacteriological and therapeutic aspects on anaerobes and beta-hemolytic streptococci in …