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See Latest ArticlesTen years of antibiotic consumption in ambulatory care: Trends in prescribing practice and antibiotic resistance in Austria
BMC Infectious Diseases, 05/20/09
Metz-Gercek S et al. - The Austrian resistance data can not explain the fundamental change in prescribing practice. The more frequent use of ciprofloxacin has most likely contributed to rising resistance rates in E. coli in Austria. Penicillin G is still a highly effective substance for the treatment of invasive infections caused by pneumococci.
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