Translation of "Antibiotikagabe" in English

Early antibiotic treatment is most critical in this age group.

In complex cases, systemic administration of antibiotics and/or surgical intervention happens.

Antibiotic treatment is indicated if general symptoms occur.

Routine treatment consists of immediate surgical removal of infected tissue and administration of antibiotics.

The advantages and disadvantages of a prophylactic antibiotic administration should be carefully considered.

Toxin producing Clostridium difficile is responsible for the majority of diarrhoea cases after the administration of antibiotics.

According to the result of the wound smear taken prior to the administration of antibiotics, the antibiosis can then be targeted.

In addition, an administration of antibiotics is often associated with side effects, such as changes to the intestinal flora or allergic reactions.

The necessity of antibiotics before and after an operation has not been scientifically established.

If with this medicine no sufficient therapy success is achievable, an antibiotic dose is unavoidable.

However, there was no evidence concerning the chance of allergic reactions or other side effects from the antibiotics.

Therefore, a frequent use of antibiotics is necessary in cystic fibrosis in order to avoid scarring in the lungs.

All patients had received topical autologous serum therapy and prophylactic antibiotics drops for at least 7 days.

What about BST residues in the body which have not been broken down, what about the possible change in the composition of the milk, not to mention the increase in the antibiotics administered in order to treat the sick cows.

These numbers include patients with preferred terms of ‘ febrile neutropenia’, ‘ neutropenic sepsis’ or ‘ neutropenia’ that was associated with fever (and antibiotic use).

This effect tended to diminish with continued antibiotic use and to cease within a few days of antibiotic discontinuation.

For treatment of febrile neutropenic patients, when an intravenous antibiotic administration is necessary, ciprofloxacin should be administered at a 400 mg bid or tid regimen.

Candidemia occurs in up to 12% of HIV-infected children with chronically indwelling central venous catheters for total parental nutrition or intravenous antibiotics.

Treatment of acute overdose should focus on supportive care for expected toxicity and may include hospitalisation, antibiotics, platelet and granulocyte transfusions and symptomatic treatment of mucositis.

This effect tended to diminish with continued antibiotic use and to cease within a few days of antibiotic discontinuation.

Professional guidelines therefore recommend the commencement of dexamethasone or a similar corticosteroid just before the first dose of antibiotics is given, and continued for four days.

However, pressure is now mounting for the dairy industry to reduce the amount of antibiotics used in milk production.

Deaths as a result of sepsis and septic shock remain high despite giving antibiotics, especially if the functions of a persons's vital organs such as the lungs, heart and kidneys are affected.

Our center is of the opinion, that those germs are not "illness-relevant" but however they do insist on the antibiotic therapy.

Infants who appear ill must be hospitalized for the immediate initiation of intravenous treatment with antibiotics, e.g., ceftriaxone or cefotaxime (23) (Table 1) .

Preoperative prophylaxis, rinsing with Chlorhexamed 0.1% and a single shot antibiotic has stood the test of time.

More recent results about infection prophylaxis for shoulder and elbow surgery show, however, a trend toward meticulous cleaning of the skin, restraint in the use of preoperative shaving and well-timed administration of prophylactic antibiotics.