Clinical evaluation of tobramycin in urinary tract infections.
@article{Altucci1976ClinicalEO, title={Clinical evaluation of tobramycin in urinary tract infections.}, author={Paolo Altucci and Gabriella Abbate and A Gattoni and V. Leonessa}, journal={The Journal of infectious diseases}, year={1976}, volume={134 Suppl}, pages={ S139-41 } }
Twenty-one patients with urinary tract infections due to Pseudomonas and coli-form bacilli were treated with 80-120 mg of tobramycin per day in two daily doses. Of these patients, 14 (67%) were cured, one improved, three (14%) showed no improvement, and three (14%) showed a substitution of the original pathogen by another organism. Urine cultures demonstrated rapid sterilization in the cases in which patients responsed well, and long-term sterility persisted in at least 50% of the subjects.
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