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THE CHANGING PICTURE OF PLEURAL EMPYEMA
Archives of Surgery, 1956MANY IMPORTANT changes can be ascribed to the chemotherapeutic drugs and antibiotics. Striking examples of these changes are found in the clinical picture of empyema, its incidence, pathogenesis, and treatment. In the short space of twelve years the frequency of empyema among admissions to the thoracic section of the New Haven Hospital has dropped from
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Penetration of Aminoglycosides in Uninfected Pleural Exudates and in Pleural Empyemas
Chest, 1988The concentrations of gentamicin, netilmicin, and amikacin were determined after one single intravenous injection in uninfected pleural fluid after thoracotomy and in purulent pleural empyemas. The mean peak concentrations in the pleural fluid after the injection of gentamicin (1.5 mg/kg), netilmicin (2.0 mg/kg), and amikacin (7.5 mg/kg) were 2.9 +/- 0.
Thys, Jean-Pierre +4 more
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Pleural Empyema Caused by Leuconostoc spp
Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1997A rare case of pleural empyema caused by Leuconostoc spp. is reported. The patient was treated successfully with clindamycin. To our knowledge this is the first reported case of pleural empyema caused by Leuconostoc spp. In a patient with characteristic predisposing factors, such as a serious underlying disease, previous vancomycin therapy and thoracic
Michael Alkan +4 more
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2018
Description of a permanent open drainage of the pleural cavity in chronic pleural empyema usually after pneumonectomy.
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Description of a permanent open drainage of the pleural cavity in chronic pleural empyema usually after pneumonectomy.
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Diseases of the Chest, 1946
A study of the reported cases of chronic post pneumonic empyema reveals that the single most important cause of this condition is error in the management of acute empyema. Inadequate drainage is the single most important factor in the causation of chronicity of this lesion.
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A study of the reported cases of chronic post pneumonic empyema reveals that the single most important cause of this condition is error in the management of acute empyema. Inadequate drainage is the single most important factor in the causation of chronicity of this lesion.
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Thrombolytics and pleural empyema
Medical Journal of Australia, 1998Graham Simpson, David Roomes
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