… emerging topical antibacterial and antiseptic agents. The scope of this review does not cover
topical … For convenience, we use the terms “topical antibiotic(s)” and “topical antiseptic(s)” …

… RCT: we recruited MSM with pharyngeal gonorrhoea who returned for treatment at the …
gonorrhoeae. The analysis included only men who were culture positive for N. gonorrhoeae …

… Background: In clinical practice, treatment of genital tract infections is … or antiseptics. While
antibiotics may be applied systemically or topically, antiseptics may be applied only topically. …

… effects of various antiseptics. These antiseptics are being used for the treatment of bacterial
… effect, povidone‐iodine could be a preferable antiseptic in bacterial vaginosis treatment. …

… nounce a cure, the patients unanimously acclaimed the treatment as … Its great advantage
over penicillin cream or ointment lies in the … inefficient as an antiseptic and may act as an irritant. …

… Based on its in vitro activity, chlorhexidine may be an appropriate topical microbicide for
prevention of gonorrhea, but not for prevention of trichomoniasis. This study suggests that the …

… antiseptic, if it becomes an antiseptic only after it has undergone a chemical change within
the tissues, tllen, plainly,its r6le is not to prevent but to cure … , that calomel cream rubbed on …

… In the pre-antibiotic era, topical antiseptics were a cornerstone of gonorrhoea treatment.
Interest … A topical anti-gonorrhoeal agent may be particularly suited to the challenge of clearing …

… is to offer recommendations on the diagnosis, treatment and health promotion principles for
the effective management of anogenital and pharyngeal gonorrhoea. It is aimed primarily at …

… -seven trials to patients, most of whom had gonorrhea. Penicillin estimations were made …
cillin and an alkali, adsorbent or antiseptic, as follows : 20,000 units of penicillin with 30 cc. …