2003•Journal of Pediatric PharmacyRequires access

Clinical effects of cefaclor on pediatric bacterial respiratory infection

Shi Yuan

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Objective: To investigate the clinical effects of cefaclor on pediatric bacterial respiratory infection. Methods: 460 children with bacterial respiratory infection were treated with cefaclor taken orally for 7 days. Results: The total effects were 91. 30%, with the effects of 100% on acute tonsil inflammation, 95. 00% on acute bronchitis, and 81. 88% on acute bronchial pneumonia. Conclusions: When taken orally, cefaclor has still a significant effect on pediatric bacterial respiratory infection.

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Key concepts: Cefaclor, Medicine, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Respiratory system, Tonsil, Bacterial pneumonia, Respiratory infection