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doi: 10.1016/j.idc.2004.04.007.
Current use for old antibacterial agents: polymyxins, rifampin, and aminoglycosides
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Current use for old antibacterial agents: polymyxins, rifampin, and aminoglycosides
Infect Dis Clin North Am.
2004 Sep.
Abstract
This article discusses three classes of antibacterial agents that are uncommonly used in bacterial infections (other than mycobacterial infections) and can be thought of as special-use agents. These are the polymyxins, rifampin, and the aminoglycosides.
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