Neomycin Lotion in Treatment of Cutaneous Bacterial Infections

PATHOGENESIS OF CANDIDA ALBICANS INFECTION FOLLOWING ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY III

“…This is not substantiated by experimental study. Reports of candidiasis complicating antibiotic therapy have included the use of chlortetracycline (Harris, 1950;Meads et al, 1951;McVay and Sprunt, 1951;Pappenfort and Schnall, 1951;Woods et al, 1951), penicillin (Barlas and Akyel, 1952;Oblath et al, 1951;Ormerod and Friedman, 1951), streptomycin (Ormerod and Friedman, 1951;Wolff, 1952), chloramphenicol (Gausewitz et al, 1951;Harris, 1950;Hewitt and Williams, 1950;Mangiaracine, 1951;Tomaszewski, 1951;, neomycin (Forbes, 1953;Livingood et al, 1952), oxytetracycline (Jackson et al, 1951;Sharp, 1954;Womack et al, 1952), and tetracycline (Wood et al, 1954). Of these antibiotics, chlortetracycline has been reported to stimulate the in vitro growth of C. albicans by Pappenfort and Schnall ( ), Moore (1951, and Huppert et al (1953).…”