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D S Reeves
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Availability of three antibiotics after intramuscular injection into thigh and buttock.
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Letter: Chickenpox from herpes zoster.
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Letter: Quality control of gentamicin assays.
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Letter: Withdrawal of rifamide.
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Lack of homogeneity of bladder urine.
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Administration of ticarcillin, a new antipseudomonal antibiotic, in patients undergoing dialysis.
Ticarcillin was administered to three groups of patients in chronic renal failure; three were undergoing chronic hemodialysis, two were undergoing peritoneal dialysis, and three received the drug after hemodialysis. The serum half-lives were measured. A dosage regime for patients undergoing dialysis is suggested.
Clinical and laboratory investigations on ticarcillin, an anti-pseudomonal antibiotic.
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Cephacetrile, a new cephalosporin, in the treatment of urinary tract infections.
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Pharmacological studies on cephacetrile in human volunteers.
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Accuracy of gentamicin assays.
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Gonococcal urethritis treated with gentamicin.
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Gentamicin in the treatment of gonococcal urethritis. A microbiological, pharmacological, and clinical study.
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Accelerated auto-infection with Strongyloides species complicating terminal carcinomatosis.
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Chronic prostatitis.
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Leucopenia associated with trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole after renal transplantation.
Four patients who had received cadaveric renal allografts developed a profound and sustained leucopenia in association with a trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole preparation. Ten other cadaveric renal allograft recipients received identical chemotherapy with no adverse effects. Statistical analysis showed that the association of leucopenia and trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole therapy was dependent on the time after the transplantation procedure and was not related to the dosage of immunosuppressive chemotherapy or renal function.
Gentamicin plus carbenicillin.
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