BASIC AND CLINICAL STUDIES ON CS-807
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Basic and clinical studies were performed on CS-807, a newly developed cephalosporin for oral use.<BR>The MICs of R-3763 for 285 strains of 17 species of clinical isolates were compared with those of AMPC, AMPC-CVA and CCL. The antibacterial activity of R-3763 against <I>S. aureus</I> was as high as that of CCL and those of <I>S. pneumoniae</I> and <I>S. pyogenes</I> were comparable to those of AMPC and AMPC-CVA and higher than that of CCL. Against all gram-negative bacilli studied, antibacterial activity of R-3763 was the highest.<BR>In the clinical studies, a daily dose of 200-400mg of CS-807 administered b.i.d.was given orally for 7-23 days to 18 patients including 16 cases with respiratory tract infections and 2 cases with urinary tract infections.<BR>The clinical efficacy rate was 88.2% on 17 patients excluding 1 case who took CS-807 only 1 day because of vertigo.<BR>As side-effects, vertigo was observed in 1 case as stated above. BR>As abnormal laboratory findings related to CS-807, slightly elevated s-GOT, s-GPT and s-Al-P were observed in 1 case and basophilia was observed in 1 case.<BR>In conclusion, CS-807 is an effective antibiotic in the treatment of respiratory tract infections.
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