A clinical evaluation of Temafloxacin in paranasal sinusitis
Temafloxacin (TMFX) evaluated for its efficacy safety, usefulness and also for its penetration into the pathological naso-sinus mucosa in paranasal sinusitis. The concentration of TMFX in the pathological naso-sinus tissues were as follows: MAXILLARY SINUS MUCOSA; 1.10-4.85μg/g (AVARAGE RATIO* 1.83)...
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Published in | jibi to rinsho Vol. 40; no. 2; pp. 148 - 165 |
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Format | Journal Article |
Language | Japanese |
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JIBI TO RINSHO KAI
20.03.1994
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Summary: | Temafloxacin (TMFX) evaluated for its efficacy safety, usefulness and also for its penetration into the pathological naso-sinus mucosa in paranasal sinusitis. The concentration of TMFX in the pathological naso-sinus tissues were as follows: MAXILLARY SINUS MUCOSA; 1.10-4.85μg/g (AVARAGE RATIO* 1.83) NASAL POLYP; 0.95-5.45μg/g (AVARAGE RATIO* 1.51) ETHMOID SINUS MUCOSA; 1.20-3.85μg/g (AVARAGE RATIO* 1.08) *(indicates the nasal tissue/serum) The efficacy rates judged by the doctor in charge were 88.0% in case of acute paranasal sinusitis, 81.5% in acute exacerbated paranasal sinusitis, 55.6% in chronic paranasal sinusitis and 80.3% in all cases. The efficacy rates judged by committee were 84.0% in the acute cases, 85.2% in the exacerbated cases, 44.4% in the chronic cases and 78.7% in all cases. The bacteriological eradication rates were 94.1% in gram-positive bacteria, 92.9% in gram-negative bacteria, 100% in anaerobic bacteria and 94.3% in all bacteria. The radiological efficacy rate was 63.3%. Side effects were observed in 3 cases and abnormal clinical laboratory findings occured in 2 cases, but these side effects were either mild or slight. The rate of usefulness was 77.4% in all cases. Based on these results, TMFX is there fore considerd to be useful in the treatment of paranasal sinusitis. |
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ISSN: | 0447-7227 2185-1034 |
DOI: | 10.11334/jibi1954.40.2_148 |