aureus and Staphylococcus pneumoniae.

In the present study, a total of 108 bacterial samples were isolated among which gram-negative bacteria predominated (84.2%) out of which Acinetobacter baumanii were 25.2%, followed by P. aeruginosa 24.1% and Klebsiella spp. 16.4% being the most frequent ones. Gram-positive pathogens were mainly Staphylococcus (33.3%). Out of the total population, 45.71% patients of group A were clinical cured in comparison to 91.43% of group B at the end of therapy in BJI, similarly in SSSI there was 13.33% cure rate in group A versus 65.38% cure in group B, indicating that group B (Elores) has higher cure rate. There were 22.86% patients failed to respond in BJI and 53.33% in SSSI to group A whereas in group B no failure was reported. Interestingly, HIF-1 activation all patients responded to Ceftriaxone-sulbactam-disodium edetate (Elores). There was 22.85% bacterial eradication in BJIs and 23.33% in SSIs treated with group A in comparison Depsipeptide datasheet to 58.0% bacterial eradications in BJI and 92.31% in SSSI of group B. There were 51.43% failure of bacteriological eradication in BJI and 66.67% in SSSI of group A versus group B where no bacteriological failure

was observed. Adverse events were evaluated based on the system organ class, severity and casual relationship. Nausea, vomiting and pain at site being the most common in BIJ and headache, dizziness in SSSI. Group B proved to be more efficacious and tolerable of the two therapeutic regimens. The enhanced clinical cure rates of Elores (ceftriaxone-sulbactam with adjuvant EDTA) against gram-positive and gram-negative organisms are likely to be associated with synergistic activity of Ceftriaxone and sulbactam in the presence of adjuvant.23 and 24 It is noteworthy that ceftriaxone-sulbactam with adjuvant EDTA was found to be resistant to isolates producing TEM-50, OXA-11 and CTXM-9, whereas ceftriaxone was resistant to isolates producing MBL gene including NDM-1,

VIM-1, KPC-2, IMP-1 and higher classes of ESBL genes such as TEM-50, SHV-10, OXA-11 and CTXM-9. However, group B (Elores) next seems to be highly susceptible to MBL positive genes including NDM-1, VIM-1, KPC-2, IMP-1. Gram-negative infections prevailed among SSSIs and BJIs with maximum pathogens were observed with ESBL and MBL genes. Results of this study further indicate that ceftriaxone-disodium edetate-sulbactam is more safe and effective regimen in treating ESBL and MBL producing gram-negative and gram-positive pathogens in comparison to plain ceftriaxone. All authors have none to declare. Authors are thankful to sponsor, Venus Pharma GmbH, AM Bahnhof 1-3, D-59368, Werne, Germany, for providing assistance to carry out this study. Also thanks to centres which enrolled the patients. “
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