2019
DOI: 10.18535/jmscr/v7i4.136
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Clinical Profile of Enteric Fever and Response to Ceftriaxone

Abstract: Background: Enteric fever mimics other febrile illnesses. Third generation cephalosporin are increasingly popular in the treatment of typhoid fever because of resistance to previously used first line drugs. Hence, this study was undertaken to evaluate clinical and laboratory profile and determine response to ceftriaxone. Method: Retrospective data of sixty-six enteric fever patients with clinical and laboratory diagnosis was included in the study. Only culture proven or widal positive cases of enteric fever we… Show more

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