… There is a lack of consensus about the need to routinely cover anaerobes in women with
pelvic infection, but they are commonly associated with tubal and epithelial damage, and some …

… antibiotic regimen. The results of the PEACH trial call into question the importance of anaerobic
therapy for … used in combination therapy for PID and other pelvic infections because of its …

… Rational choice of antibiotic therapy for pelvic infections demands a thorough knowledge
of the microorganisms involved. In most instances, treatment must be begun before sensitivity …

… It was 90.26%, the therapeutic success in the treatment of pelvic … The therapeutic success of
antibiotic therapy with … The success of antibiotic therapy with Gentamycin plus Metronidazole …

… the differences among various antibiotic regimens. That antibiotic therapy does improve
the … in a study of 83 women with various pelvic infections, including acute salpingitis [241]. …

… we must be confident that the choice of antibiotic therapy for the treatment of cervicitis also
… and no pelvic organ tenderness during bimanual exam). The antibiotic regimen should not …

… PID) and antibiotic-related adverse events leading to discontinuation of therapy. For secondary
… Where studies included women with various types of pelvic infection, we considered only …

… four antibiotics involved in the trial, pregnant women, or those with a history of having received
antibiotic therapy … Also excluded were patients with a history of pelvic surgery, abortion, …

… the range of pathogens detected nor their susceptibility to antibiotics changed remarkably,
consequently our original empiric antibiotic therapy established in 1999 and used since the …

… and pelvic examinations on each patient. The examiner knew the type of antibiotic therapy.
From this … We tried to determine the etiology and the response to antibiotic therapy of women …