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Single Daily Dosing Ceftriaxone And Metronidazole Vs Standard Triple Antibiotic Regimen For Perforated Appendicitis In Children: A Prospective Randomized Trial., Shawn D. St Peter, Kuojen Tsao, Troy L. Spilde, G W. Holcomb Iii, Susan W. Sharp, J Patrick Murphy, Charles L. Snyder, Ronald J. Sharp, Walter S. Andrews, Daniel J. Ostlie
Single Daily Dosing Ceftriaxone And Metronidazole Vs Standard Triple Antibiotic Regimen For Perforated Appendicitis In Children: A Prospective Randomized Trial., Shawn D. St Peter, Kuojen Tsao, Troy L. Spilde, G W. Holcomb Iii, Susan W. Sharp, J Patrick Murphy, Charles L. Snyder, Ronald J. Sharp, Walter S. Andrews, Daniel J. Ostlie
Manuscripts, Articles, Book Chapters and Other Papers
INTRODUCTION: Appendicitis is the most common emergency condition in children. Historically, a 3-drug regimen consisting of ampicillin, gentamicin, and clindamycin (AGC) has been used postoperatively for perforated appendicitis. A retrospective review at our institution has found single day dosing of ceftriaxone and metronidazole (CM) to be a more simple and cost-effective antibiotic strategy. Therefore, we performed a prospective, randomized trial to compare efficacy and cost-effectiveness of these 2 regimens.
METHODS: After internal review board approval (IRB no. 04 12-149), children found to have perforated appendicitis at appendectomy were randomized to either once daily dosing of CM (2 total doses per …
Antibiotics And The Wasting Disease In Neonatally Thymectomized Rats, Douglas M. Grignon
Antibiotics And The Wasting Disease In Neonatally Thymectomized Rats, Douglas M. Grignon
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The administration of the antibiotic, Chloramphenicol, to pregnant rats just prior to, and for four days after delivery, diminishes the incidence of the so-called "Wasting Disease" in neonatally thymectomized rats.
A total of 50 rats were divided into the following groups:
- Thymectomy only---nonmedicated 17 rats
- Thymectomy only---medicated 12 rats
- Thymectomy-adrenalectomy---nonmedicated 5 rats
- Thymectomy-adrenalectomy---medicated 8 rats
- Controls---nonmedicated 4 rats
- Controls---medicated 4 rats
Chloramphenicol was administered in the drinking water to the mothers of groups 2, 4 and 6 for about 2 days prior to delivery and 4 days after. On the day of birth or within three days after birth, the …