Resistant Infections of the Urinary Tract, With Special Reference to a New Urinary Antiseptic and Pyelonephritis Lenta

A Comparative Study of the Levels of Nalidixic Acid in Plasma and Urine and its Antibacterial Activity in Urinary Infections of Paraplegics

“…The effect of nalidixic acid on urinary tract infections has been studied in vitro by Deitz, Froelich and Bailey (1962) and clinically and bacteriologically by Buchbinder, Webb, Anderson and McCabe (1962), Barlow (1963), Carroll (1963), Jameson and Swinney (1963), Lishman and Swinney (1963), McCabe (1963), Slade (1963), Thompson and Rae (1964) and Ward-McQuaid and co-workers (1963).…”

A Clinical Trial with Nalidixic Acid on 22 Acute and Chronic Urinary Tract Infections with Follow-Up for 1–5 Months

“…The chemistry, pharmacology and toxicology have been detailed elsewhere, Lishman and Swinney (1963) and Ward-McQuaid, Jichlinski and Macis (1963). In a number of clinical trials published recently this chemotherapeutic agent was shown to be very effective against Gram-negative organisms in urinary tract infec-tions, Lishman and Swinney (1963), Jameson and Swinney (1963), Slade (1963), Barlow (1963), Ward-McQuaid and colleagues (1963), Thompson and Rae (1964), McCabe (1963), Carroll (1963) and Gibbon, Benstead and Misra (1965).…”