[Miocamycin in the prevention and treatment of cutaneous infections in the emergency service].

G, Bertinieri; L, Caser; G, Ceffa; P, Cortese; C, Martina; G, Riccardi; G, Calogero

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[Miocamycin in the prevention and treatment of cutaneous infections in the emergency service].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 05 Jan 1988 Italian Journal:Minerva medica, volume 78 (issn: 0026-4806,

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Authors: G, Bertinieri; L, Caser; G, Ceffa; P, Cortese; C, Martina; G, Riccardi; G, Calogero;

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[Miocamycin in the prevention and treatment of cutaneous infections in the emergency service].

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Abstract

The efficacy and tolerability of a new macrolide, Myocamycine, were assessed in the anti-infectious prophylaxis of lacerations and contusions and in the treatment of already infected wounds or phlegmons. A total of 175 patients were treated. Side effects induced the suspension of treatment in 8% of cases while the drug proved effective in preventing the infection of wounds at risk in 98% and curing existing infections in 100%.

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Ospedale degli Infermi
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Keywords

Adult, Male, Adolescent, Bacterial Infections, Middle Aged, Leucomycins, Humans, Wounds and Injuries, Female, Miocamycin, Emergencies, Skin Diseases, Infectious, Aged

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