塞夫塔齐迪姆-阿维巴克坦与特定的静脉注射抗微生物药物的物理兼容性在模拟的Y位处方中

Fangyuan Chen1,2, Haiwen Ding1, Sheng Liu1

  • 1Pharmacy, The First Affiliated Hospital of USTC, Hefei, Anhui, China.

概括

在Y位处方期间,Ceftazidime-avibactam与七种常见的静脉注射抗微生物药物在物理上兼容. 这一发现支持在临床环境中同时使用,确保安全有效的患者治疗.

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