… were found between antimicrobial use and non-use in the need for … antimicrobial therapy
is safe and effective when compared to the conventional standard of care, antimicrobial therapy…

… antibiotic stewardship in clinical practice, there has been a recent push against the standard
antibiotic treatment of … to confirm the safety of avoiding antibiotic therapy in diverticulitis[85]. …

… is also present and the etiology of the pericolic inflammation is unclear, providing a differential
diagnosis allows the clinician to make a decision on the necessity for antibiotic therapy …

… If improvement does not occur in 2 to 3 days, antibiotic treatment can be initiated. Antibiotics
remain first-line therapy for patients with complicated diverticulitis and those with severe …

… use of antibiotics in select patients. Prospective and randomized studies have demonstrated
that oral antibiotics are equivalent to parenteral antibiotics in uncomplicated diverticulitis [ …

… review on the use of computed tomography (CT) for the diagnosis of acute left-sided
colonic diverticulitis and on management via hospitalization, antibiotic use, and interventional …

… Evidence is insufficient to determine choice of antibiotic regimen (7 studies) or effect of …
management for acute uncomplicated diverticulitis, antibiotic use for acute diverticulitis, and …

… Recently, the necessity of antibiotic therapy has come into question, and several alternative
agents have emerged, with the jury still out on their relative roles in diverticular disease. …

… English-language publications related to acute uncomplicated diverticulitis, antibiotic use,
conservative management, and rates of treatment failure from 2010 to 2020. Key search terms …

… of antibiotics in uncomplicated diverticulitis, antibiotic therapy was … The use of antibiotics
continues to be appropriate for higher-… supporting avoidance of antibiotics included only patients …