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See Latest ArticlesThe management of Clostridium difficile infection
British Medical Bulletin, 06/09/09
Williams OM et al. - Studies of new antimicrobial agents with activity against C. difficile are required to improve the management of multiply relapsing disease. The use of novel therapeutic approaches that do not require antimicrobials requires urgent research, including the use of immunological or vaccine-based regimen, bacteriotherapy or C. difficile-specific bacteriophages.
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