作者: William A. Agger
DOI: 10.1001/JAMA.1982.03330080015017
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摘要: To the Editor.— The choice of antimicrobial therapy for anaerobic lung infections remains controversial. These usually result from penicillin-sensitive oral flora. However, isolates penicillin-resistant Bacteroides fragilis and melaninogenicus such cases have been reported. 1 Despite these resistant organisms, several reports indicated that may respond as well to penicillin clindamycin or other drugs directed against species. 2 We recently treated a cavitating pneumonia did not ampicillin in one our patients. Clinical response occurred only after administration phosphate was begun. Report Case.— A 68-year-old diabetic man had development rigors, fever, productive cough. After seven days illness, chest roentgenogram disclosed right lower lobe pneumonia. hospitalization, intravenous (IV) G sodium, 600,000 units every six hours four days, followed by