Posts Tagged ‘gentamicin’

June 6th, 2013

ID Learning Unit — Aminoglycosides

You young whippersnappers out there may not believe it, but we once used aminoglycosides all the time — literally every day on inpatient medical and surgical services, especially in the ICUs. They were an inevitable part of “triples” (e.g., amp/gent/clinda), a broad-spectrum combination given to almost every critically ill patient way back when — think right around […]


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