Single-dose cefaclor therapy of urinary tract infection

摘要: Abstract The efficacy of single-dose (cefaclor, 2 g orally) and multidose 250 mg orally three times a day for 10 days) antibiotic regimens in the therapy acute uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTI) nonpregnant women were compared. patient's clinical status results urine cultures compared retrospect with antibody-coated bacteria (ACB) test C-reactive protein (CRP) order to determine if either would predict response. Overall, 30 patients (33 percent) 18 22 (81 given single doses multidoses, respectively, had negative four weeks after completion therapy. A culture at correlated ACB utilizing less inclusive criteria negativity ( This study suggests that test, properly standardized, might permit identification population UTI who respond cefaclor