Staphylococci remain most common CSF shunt infection
26 May 2022
Infection of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) shunts is usually caused by staphylococci, but antibiotic-resistant Gram-negative bacilli are also common and cannot be easily distinguished from other shunt infections, reveals a recent study.
Indications/Uses : Symptoms related to venolymphatic insufficiency (heavy legs, pain, restless legs syndrome at bedtime). Functional symptoms related to acute hemorrhoidal attack.
Indications/Uses : Substitution therapy in adult patients w/ normal sinus rhythm already controlled by ivabradine & carvedilol taken concomitantly at the same dose level for symptomatic chronic stable angina pectoris in CAD patients; chronic heart failure (NYHA class II-IV) w/ systolic dysfunction.
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