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M Peromet
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[Klebsiella septicemia. Epidemiologic aspects based on antigenic and biochemical studies of strains].
50 strains of Klebsiella pneumoniae were isolated by blood cultures at Brugmann Hospital (Brussels) between 1967 and 1971. The biochemical and antigenic characteristics of the strains and their sensitivity to antibiotics were determined for epidemiological purposes. With the exception of the strains found in an hemodialysis unit, where the study showed the existence of an epidemic focus caused by serotype 28 biotype d, the strains consisted of a large number of capsular serotypes and of biotypes, excluding a single source of contamination for these septicemic infections. There is no relationship between the serotype of the strains and their sensitivity to antibiotics.
Specific assay of gentamicin in the presence of penicillins and cephalosporins. Use of commercially manufactured beta-lactamases.
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Clinical and microbiological evaluation of pivampicillin in the treatment of urinary tract infections.
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Anaerobic bacteria isolated from decubitus ulcers.
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[Anaerobic germs isolated from decubitus ulcers].
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Clinical and microbiological study of enduracidin in infections due to methicillin-resistant strains of Staphylococcus aureus.
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Endotracheal administration of gentamicin. Relationship between obtained serum levels and creatininemia.
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[Treatment of urinary infections with amoxycillin].
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Microbiological and clinical study of spectinomycin in urinary tract infections: reevaluation with hospital strains.
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[Intratracheal instillation of gentamicin. Relation between the serum levels obtained and creatininemia].
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[Bacteriological problems related to hospital infections (author's transl)].
Bacteria responsible for nosocomial, i.e. hospital acquired, infections present a multiresistance to antibiotics. Multiple studies performed since the introduction of the first antibiotics have shown a correlation between their use and the identification and sensitivity of isolated bacteria. A program of control of antibiotherapy should be instituted in the hospitals in order to limit the occurrence of resistant strains.