Ceftazidime 2 GM +Avibactum 0.5 GM
Ceftazidime: third-generation cephalosporin antibiotic which kills bacteria by inhibiting cell wall synthesis.
Ceftazidime: third-generation cephalosporin antibiotic which kills bacteria by inhibiting cell wall synthesis. Avibactam: new beta-lactamase inhibitor that prevents the resistance enzymes (ESBLs, Amp C, KPC, OXA-48) against ceftazidime and thus it is effective against highly resistant organisms. Offers life-saving therapy in serious hospital-acquired and multidrug-resistant bacterial disease.
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Ceftazidime: third-generation cephalosporin antibiotic which kills bacteria by inhibiting cell wall synthesis. Avibactam: new beta-lactamase inhibitor that prevents the resistance enzymes (ESBLs, Amp C, KPC, OXA-48) against ceftazidime and thus it is effective against highly resistant organisms. Offers life-saving therapy in serious hospital-acquired and multidrug-resistant bacterial disease.
Ceftazidime: third-generation cephalosporin antibiotic which kills bacteria by inhibiting cell wall synthesis. Avibactam: new beta-lactamase inhibitor that prevents the resistance enzymes (ESBLs, Amp C, KPC, OXA-48) against ceftazidime and thus it is effective against highly resistant organisms. Offers life-saving therapy in serious hospital-acquired and multidrug-resistant bacterial disease.
FAQ
Q1: How does CRYPTAZ-AV 2.5 compare with the ordinary ceftazidime injections?
A1: It has Avibactam that fights resistance by blocking beta-lactamase enzymes and is therefore effective against otherwise resistant infections.
Q2: What is the administration of CRYPTAZ-AV?
A2: It is administered intravenously (IV) in hospital/clinical supervision and is typically infused over 2 hours.
Q3: Is it applicable in patients with kidney?
A3: Yes, but it has to be adjusted in patients with renal impairment--only with a doctor.
Q4: Is it safe to children and elderly patients?
A4: It can be prescribed to adults and children over the age of 3 months with the dose prescribed by the doctor.
FAQ
Q1: How does CRYPTAZ-AV 2.5 compare with the ordinary ceftazidime injections?
A1: It has Avibactam that fights resistance by blocking beta-lactamase enzymes and is therefore effective against otherwise resistant infections.
Q2: What is the administration of CRYPTAZ-AV?
A2: It is administered intravenously (IV) in hospital/clinical supervision and is typically infused over 2 hours.
Q3: Is it applicable in patients with kidney?
A3: Yes, but it has to be adjusted in patients with renal impairment--only with a doctor.
Q4: Is it safe to children and elderly patients?
A4: It can be prescribed to adults and children over the age of 3 months with the dose prescribed by the doctor.