A Case of Paratyphoid Fever Accidentally Treated with Amoxycillin
Abstract
A case of paratyphoid-fever is
reported below which responded
dramatically to 6 (D (-) -Amino-p-
Hydroxyphenyl acetamido) - Penicil-
lanic acid or amoxycillin, known in
Indonesia under the trade name of
Amoxil (250 mg crupsules).
References
SLAMET DJAIS and UYKA SLAMET SANTOSO: Hubungan percobaan resistensi dengan terapi antibiotika, Maj. Kedok. Indones. 21 : 308 (1971).
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Accepted 2017-06-08
Published 2017-06-09