Abstract:SummaryThe bacterial regrowth-inhibition effects (previously known as bacterial regrowth-inhibiting activity) of cefmetazole (CMZ; a p-Iactam) and/or netilmicin (NTL; an aminoglycoside) were investigated in bacteria identified from the puerperal uterine cavity. CMZ, NTL or CMZ plus NTL were administered to 12 puerperae and the effective regrowth time (i.e. time required to return to pretreatment bacterial counts) was examined.In Gram-positive cocci (with the exception of Staphylococcus spp.), the bacterial reg… Show more
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