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Six patients with biliary tract infections who came to our hospital were administered 1.5 g (potency) per day of amoxicillin, a synthetic penicillin for oral use, to examine its clinical effects. The results were as follows. 1) Out of six patients with biliary tract infections, amoxicillin proved to be effective in four patients, ineffective in one patient, and unknown in one patient. 2) Oral administration of amoxicillin gave the same success in treatment as injection of other synthetic penicillin preparations in mild cases with the exception of acute deterioration of chronic with subjective symptoms such as nausea and vomiting. 3) No noteworthy side effects were observed in any cases examined this time.
H Hoshino, and
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K Nameki
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The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
H Hoshino, and
Y Onishi, and
K Nameki
February 1976,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
H Hoshino, and
Y Onishi, and
K Nameki
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The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
H Hoshino, and
Y Onishi, and
K Nameki
March 1980,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
H Hoshino, and
Y Onishi, and
K Nameki
May 1979,
The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
H Hoshino, and
Y Onishi, and
K Nameki
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The Japanese journal of antibiotics,
H Hoshino, and
Y Onishi, and
K Nameki
February 1980,
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H Hoshino, and
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H Hoshino, and
Y Onishi, and
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