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Resistant urinary infections resulting from changes in resistance pattern of faecal flora induced by sulphonamide and hospital environment.

Abstract

The faecal flora was studied in eight children admitted to hospital for treatment of a first urinary infection with sulphonamides. The original, sulphonamide-sensitive Escherichia coli organisms were found to disappear, to be replaced by other E. coli serotypes that were almost invariably resistant to sulphonamides. Some of these serotypes carried R-factors for multiple antibiotic resistance.Possibly some urinary infections with antibiotic-resistant organisms may be due to faecal organisms whose resistance has been changed by previous antibiotic treatment. Hence it is important to study the effects of individual antibiotics on the faecal flora.

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Sulfonamides

Year: 1970 PMID： 4916195 PMCID： PMC1701508 DOI： 10.1136/bmj.3.5718.305

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Br Med J ISSN： 0007-1447

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Resistant urinary infections resulting from changes in resistance pattern of faecal flora induced by sulphonamide and hospital environment.

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10. Controlled trial comparing effect of two and six weeks' treatment in recurrent urinary tract infection.

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2. 0 antigen distribution and sensitivity to the bactericidal effect of normal human serum of Proteus strains from clinical specimens.

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