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. 1984 Dec;26(6):944-6.
doi: 10.1128/AAC.26.6.944.

Decreased biliary excretion of cefamandole after percutaneous biliary decompression in patients with total common bile duct obstruction

J U Levi, O V Martinez, T I Malinin, R Zeppa, A Livingstone, D Hutson, P Calhoun

Decreased biliary excretion of cefamandole after percutaneous biliary decompression in patients with total common bile duct obstruction

J U Levi et al. Antimicrob Agents Chemother. 1984 Dec.

Abstract

The biliary penetration of cefamandole was studied in six patients with total biliary obstruction before and after placement of a transhepatic bile drainage catheter. Biliary levels of cefamandole remained depressed even when the drug was administered as late as 7 days after decompression of the biliary tract.

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