Antibiotic treatment of XXXX : an analysis of pathogenic bacteria and bacterial susceptibility.

@entity1 @entity1244 @entity801 @entity2176 @entity114 @entity794 @entity4509 @entity281 @entity6101 @entity4550 @entity3397 @entity869
The proper choice of effective antibiotics is a mainstay for the treatment of @entity4550 . The lack of native data regarding the microorganism causing the @entity281 and its antibiotic sensitivity prompted us to conduct this study. We retrospectively collected 29 cases of @entity4550 admitted to Chung-Ho Memorial Hospital of Kaohsiung Medical College from January 1994 to September 1998. The effectiveness of antibiotics with bacterial susceptibility was analyzed. Of the 29 cases, fifteen were male and fourteen female. The @entity1 ranged in age from 7 months to 79 years (mean, 37.6 years). @entity1244 (9 cases, 31.0%) is the most common etiology. Fourteen cases received both medical and surgical treatments. Eighteen cases had purulent discharge from the @entity281 areas sent for culture isolation of the microorganism. The culture positive rate was 50% (9 in 18 cases). The @entity794 (5 cases) was the most common pathogen. The bacterial susceptibility test showed drug resistance of 100% for @entity3397 (seven out of seven cases; 7/7), 100% for @entity869 (10/10), and 0% for @entity4509 (0/3) and @entity2176 (0/7). @entity114 and @entity869 are not effective for those isolated bacteria. @entity6101 and @entity801 , frequently used in first line treatment, might encounter drug resistance in some cases. @entity4509 and @entity2176 , without any resistance in bacterial susceptibility tests, could be used in vision-threatening, critical, and intractable cases.
