Anti-infective TherapyGerald L. Mandell, Robert Gordon Douglas, John Eugene Bennett This book presents an authoritative, multi-referenced treatment of all licensed (USA) antibiotics, antifungals and antivirals, including discussions of all drugs expected to be licensed in the near future. |
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Chapter | 5 |
Chapter | 17 |
Pharmacokinetics of Antimicrobial Agents | 30 |
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Anti-infective Therapy Gerald L. Mandell,Robert Gordon Douglas,John Eugene Bennett Snippet view - 1985 |
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absorption acyclovir administration adults amantadine amikacin aminoglycosides amphotericin ampicillin anaerobic Ann Intern antibacterial activity antibiotics Antimicrob Agents Chemother antimicrobial antiviral aureus B-lactam B-lactamases bacilli bacteria bactericidal carbenicillin cell cephalosporins chloramphenicol clearance Clin clindamycin clinical coli combination creatinine decreased disease dosage dose Doxycycline Drug of choice endocarditis Engl enzyme erythromycin excreted fluid fragilis gastrointestinal gentamicin gram-negative gram-positive half-life hepatic herpes simplex influenza inhibited intramuscular intravenous isoniazid kanamycin liver mechanism of action meningitis metabolism methenamine metronidazole Mezlocillin mg/day mg/kg mg/kg/d mg/kg/day nalidixic acid nephrotoxicity Neu HC nitrofurantoin occur oral organisms parenteral patients penicillin percent pharmacokinetics Pharmacol Pharmacology piperacillin plasma concentrations pneumoniae polymyxins protein Pseudomonas reactions regimens renal failure renal function resistance Rev Infect ribavirin rifampin serum levels side effects Staphylococcus strains Streptococcus streptomycin studies sulfonamides susceptible tetracycline therapeutic therapy ticarcillin tion tissue tobramycin toxicity treatment trimethoprim urinary tract infections urine vancomycin vidarabine virus vitro activity µg/ml