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  • Title: [Can various antibiotics be combined for treating salpingitis?].
    Author: Orfila J, Haider F.
    Journal: Rev Fr Gynecol Obstet; 1992 Mar; 87(3):117-9. PubMed ID: 1579795.
    Abstract:
    Despite the therapeutic progress, the possible consequences of salpingitis remains serious: they consist essentially of sterility and ectopic pregnancy. Unfortunately, the biological and etiological diagnosis encounter many difficulties: samples difficult to obtain, slowness of the laboratory. On the basis of the fact that infections of the Fallopians often involve several organisms, the clinician could begin active treatment from the outset versus enterobacteria, anaerobes and Chlamydia. In vitro investigation of imipenem-ofloxacin and imipenem-doxycycline associations versus Chlamydia trachomatis have demonstrated that imipenem has no anti-chlamydia activity. The addition of ofloxacin or oxydoxycycline has no antagonistic effect. These experimental findings justify the clinician's use of an association of imipenem/cilastine for the initial treatment of upper genital tract infection.
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