摘要: Retreatment Chemotherapy This consists in the use of drugs listed lower half Table 1.17–19,62 It is essential that retreatment be initiated hospital. In persons who have never received any these "secondary" drugs, it relatively easy to choose two or three previously unused patient can tolerate; preferably, only one should an antibiotic absorbed by parenteral route since all derivatives (KM, VM, CPM) may cause vestibular auditory toxicity both, and thus together tends increase risk ototoxicity. PAS . . .
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