Since the discovery of antibiotics, it has been generally believed that these antimicrobials
are capable of curing almost all bacterial infections. More recently, the appearance of …

Medical practice is probably based on 3 pillars: the skill of the physician, scientific evidence
and common sense. The first pillar relies on the experience, talent and passion of the …

Emergence of resistance to the antibiotics currently employed in clinical practice is a
continual stimulus for further research aimed at identifying novel antimicrobial compounds …

Advances in inhaled antibiotics for management of respirator... : Current Opinion in Pulmonary
Medicine Advances in inhaled antibiotics for management of respiratory tract infections …

La exacerbación de la enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica y la neumonía adquirida
en la comunidad son las infecciones del tracto respiratorio inferior más frecuentes en la …

Recent data suggest that adverse events (AEs) associated with the use of antimicrobial
drugs are a major safety concern, with antibiotics implicated in a significant proportion (∼ …

Chronic infection by gram-negative agents is associated with progressive deterioration of
lung function and clinical worsening of patients with respiratory disease. 1 Inhaled …

An important element in the treatment of lower respiratory tract infections is treatment with
antimicrobial drugs. Choosing an adequate treatment is simplified if results of rapid …

The discovery of potent antimicrobial agents has been a major advance in medicine during
the latter half of the 20th century. Unfortunately, the emergence of antimicrobial-resistant …