Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) has its aetiopathogenesis especially in anaerobic microorganisms and it is considered that 15\% of patients with PID do not respond to initial treatment, 20\% have at least one recurrence and 18\% become sterile. Forty-six patients aged between 18 and 45 treated as out-patients with the association piperacillin-minocycline have been considered. These patients were monitored up to 5 weeks from the start of therapy following standard evaluation criteria and it is held that this therapy is effective and indicated as a first approach.
Treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease with combined piperacillin and minocycline therapy.
SURICO, Nicola;
1990-01-01
Abstract
Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) has its aetiopathogenesis especially in anaerobic microorganisms and it is considered that 15\% of patients with PID do not respond to initial treatment, 20\% have at least one recurrence and 18\% become sterile. Forty-six patients aged between 18 and 45 treated as out-patients with the association piperacillin-minocycline have been considered. These patients were monitored up to 5 weeks from the start of therapy following standard evaluation criteria and it is held that this therapy is effective and indicated as a first approach.File in questo prodotto:
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