[The problem of endotoxin shock after antibiotic therapy in surgery (author's transl)].
R Margreiter, Salzer Gm, Martin Aufschnaiter, Erich Semenitz
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R Margreiter, Salzer Gm, Martin Aufschnaiter, Erich Semenitz
Abstract
2 fatal cases of endotoxin shock after antibiotic therapy due to massive Escherichia coli infection after surgery are described to emphasize this rare possibility of complication. In cases of major infections with Gram-negative bacterais antibiotics should therefore prophylactically be given initially in low doses and only after observation in increasing amounts.
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2 fatal cases of endotoxin shock after antibiotic therapy due to massive Escherichia coli infection after surgery are described to emphasize this rare possibility of complication. In cases of major infections with Gram-negative bacterais antibiotics should therefore prophylactically be given initially in low doses and only after observation in increasing amounts.
Key concepts: Medicine, Antibiotics, Antibiotic therapy, Shock (circulatory), Septic shock, Complication, Escherichia coli, Surgery