Combined Chemotherapy in Bacterial Infections

Chemotherapy in Bacterial Infections

Bacterial infections in paediatric patients with chemotherapy induced neutropenia.

OBJECTIVE To determine the pattern of bacterial infections, isolate and identify the pathogenic bacteria and their sensitivity to different antibiotics during febrile episodes in paediatric patients with chemotherapy induced neutropenia from January to June 2000 at the Paediatric OncologyUunit of Combined Military Hospital, Rawalpindi (CMH RWP). PATIENTS AND METHODS The study material compris...

Some principles in the chemotherapy of bacterial infections.

The classification of antibacterial drugs into bactericidal and bacteriostatic groups is of clinical value. Bactericidal drugs are to be preferred when possible as they are more rapidly effective, may be synergistic when used in combination against bacteria difficult to eliminate, and are less likely to leave residual "persistent" organisms. Antagonism between chemotherapeutic agents is of litt...

A contribution to the chemotherapy of bacterial infections

Pattern of Bacterial and Fungal Infections in Neutropenic Pediatric Patients

Backgrounds: Neutropenia can be associated with life-threatening infections. Gram negative and staphylococcal infections are the most common pathogens. The spectrum of bacterial isolates has changed considerably over the past four decades. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the pattern of bacterial and fungal infections in neutropenic pediatric patients. Methods: A non-randomize...