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Aminoglycosides - Clinical Uses and Adverse Effects
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- 1 Aminoglycosides are Toxic drugs to be used cautiously
- 2 Major toxicities of Aminoglycoside
- 3 Adverse affect :Ototoxicity
- 4 Adverse affect :Nephrotoxicity
- 5 Adverse affect :Paralysis
- 6 Avoid in Pregnant women
- 7 Topical administration is safer
- 8 High dose extended interval regimen
- 9 Adverse affect of Nephrotoxicity is reversible while ototoxicity is irreversible
- 10 synergictic use of Aminoglycosides and its advantages
- 11 Clinical uses of Aminoglycosides
- 12 Aminoglycoside use in neonatal meningitis and sepsis.
- 13 Aminoglycoside use in pulmonary infections including pneumonia and abscess
- 14 Difference between nectrotizing pneumonia and pulmonary abscess .
- 15 Cystic fibrosis infections involve pseudomanas aeroginosa organism
- 16 Aminoglycoside use in infective endocarditis
- 17 List of infections above the diaphragm for which Aminoglycosides are used.
- 18 - Use of Aminoglycosides for prophylaxis and infections below diaphragm.
- 19 Neomycin use in hepatic encephalopathy
- 20 Review of clinical uses of aminoglycoside.
- 21 Use in Bone and joint conditions
- 22 Use in skin and soft tissue infections
- 23 Aminoglycoside only used as monotherapy
