Titlebook: Developments in Antibiotic Treatment of Respiratory Infections; Proceedings of the R Ralph Furth Conference proceedings 1981 Martinus Nijho

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General Review on Pharmacokinetics of Antimicrobial Drugs in Relation to Respiratory Infectionscourse of plasma concentrations of a drug [1]. What is often forgotten is that this model is primarily not a biological model but a mathematical one, although the latter is compatible with some biological facts. This has led to the assumption that a biological model is the basis for the mathematical

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Penetration of Macrolides into the Respiratory Tracttics reach concentrations equivalent to or even higher than the M.I.C. for numerous bacterial strains or genera that are responsible for the most common respiratory disorders. Such pharmacokinetic data are therefore of great interest for the choice of the most suitable antibiotic therapy for a bacte

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Penetration of Various Antibiotics into the Middle Earproblems of antibiotic penetration into the middle ear. As late as 1966, when Silverstein et al. [1] published their article in Pediatrics, they could begin with the words: ‘To date, there has been no proof that antibiotics reach the middle ear in effective concentrations during the course of active

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