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Fundamental and clinical results of AZT in pediatrics were as follows. Pharmacokinetics of AZT was studied for 1 case with resulting high serum concentration and a half-life of approximate 1 hour. AZT was administered to 10 patients with bacterial infections with 100% clinical efficacy and 62.5% bacterial elimination. Side effect was 1 case of diarrhea. There were no abnormal laboratory or coagulation test findings nor vitamin K deficiency, platelet hypofunction or effects on intestinal bacterial flora. AZT was considered to be high in safety. The administration of 20 mg/kg AZT 3 times a day was considered to be an effective treatment for pediatric Gram-negative infections.
K Sunakawa, and
N Saito, and
Y Ishizuka, and
S Iwata, and
Y Sato, and
H Akita
December 1985,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
K Sunakawa, and
N Saito, and
Y Ishizuka, and
S Iwata, and
Y Sato, and
H Akita
December 1985,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
K Sunakawa, and
N Saito, and
Y Ishizuka, and
S Iwata, and
Y Sato, and
H Akita
December 1985,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
K Sunakawa, and
N Saito, and
Y Ishizuka, and
S Iwata, and
Y Sato, and
H Akita
November 1985,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
K Sunakawa, and
N Saito, and
Y Ishizuka, and
S Iwata, and
Y Sato, and
H Akita
December 1985,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
K Sunakawa, and
N Saito, and
Y Ishizuka, and
S Iwata, and
Y Sato, and
H Akita
April 1986,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
K Sunakawa, and
N Saito, and
Y Ishizuka, and
S Iwata, and
Y Sato, and
H Akita
April 1986,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
K Sunakawa, and
N Saito, and
Y Ishizuka, and
S Iwata, and
Y Sato, and
H Akita
November 1985,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
K Sunakawa, and
N Saito, and
Y Ishizuka, and
S Iwata, and
Y Sato, and
H Akita
November 1985,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
K Sunakawa, and
N Saito, and
Y Ishizuka, and
S Iwata, and
Y Sato, and
H Akita
July 1986,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
