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  • Title: [Standardized controlled antitubercular therapy and results in 755 patients].
    Author: Wiesner B, Cramer G, Hamel U, Roth G.
    Journal: Z Erkr Atmungsorgane; 1991; 177(1-2):71-5. PubMed ID: 1808855.
    Abstract:
    755 patients were treated because of tuberculosis from 1984-1989. The treatment was standardized according to the recommendations. INH and RMP were used in over 95% as in the hospital as in the ambulatory phase. During the period of 6 yrs. the use of SM was markedly reduced (21.8%) while the use of PZA increased from 14.6% to 55.0%. At least four drugs were used in 22.5%. In 36.2% mycobacteria were found only before starting treatment. After four weeks treatment further 45.1% were negative. Adverse reactions were registered in 9.3%. Concomitant diseases rendering the treatment were observed in 24.7%. Ten patients died because of tuberculosis. Until now only 3 patients had relapses. Controlled treatment is valuable and therefore recommended.
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