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10 patients with septicaemia caused by enterobacteriaceae were successfully treated with cefotaxime. 9 patients had previously received unsuccessful antimicrobial therapy. The pathogen was resistant in vitro to other antibiotics. Cefotaxime was administered alone or in combination with an aminoglycoside. No severe side-effects were noted.
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