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The genuine oral dosage form contains cefuroxime axetil; the counterfeit Zinacef tablets revealed the presence of cefuroxime sodium, the injectable dose form.
Use of Medicines for Making Money by Nations by M.AKRAM KHAN NIAZI / International relations community
The cumulative resistance for cefuroxime in local Turkish studies is around 15% and MIC 90 value for the country on the whole is 2 mg/L[5,8].
Antibiotic choices in an outpatient community with acquired ... by Erdem, Hakan; Unal, Serhat / Turkish Thoracic Journal
Cefuroxime was added in February, and the combination resulted in substantial improvement, after which the drugs were selectively withdrawn.
Isolation of candidatus bartonella melophagi from human blood by Maggi, Ricardo G.; Kosoy, Michael; Mintzer, Melanie; Breitschwerdt, Edward B. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
 
 
 
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