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Clinical Trial with Bactrim Syrup Against 33 Cases of Intestinal Bactrial Infections

K.S Lee, T.I Kim

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1972;15(11):1026-1029. Published online November 30, 1972

Clinical trial with bactrim syrup against 33 cases of intestinal bacterial infections were undertaken. The results obtained were follows: 1. Two cases of typhoid fever were successfully treated with Bactrim syrup administration for 6 days. 2. Among 7 cases of bacteriologically proven shigellosis 5 cases were effectively controlled within 3 days with Bactrim syrup administration. 3. Two cases of intestinal infection...

Case Report

Subdural Effusion as a Complication of Purulent Meningitis

J.S Kim, T.I Kim, M.N Lee, KS Lee

Clin Exp Pediatr. 1970;13(9):523-526. Published online September 30, 1970

A case of subdural effusion as a complication of purulent meningitis due to E. coli is reported. The diagnosis was established by the clinical findings and laboratory data. Review of Eterature concerning subdural effusion is briefly made.

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