Abstract:Interaction of antitumor and antibacterial drugs seems to be a very important factor probably influencing the efficacy of treating bacterial infections in patients in the course of antitumor chemotherapy. As is known, lethality in patients with a cancer diagnosis, resulting from a secondary infection on the background of special antitumor chemotherapy, is a rather common phenomenon [1 -3]. These cases frequently involve the intracell occurrence of pathogens, which is quite understandable if we take into accoun… Show more
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