Publications

intestinal bacteria of newborn ethiopian infants in relation to antibiotic treatment and colonisation by potentially pathogenic gram-negative bacteria.	the aerobic and anaerobic intestinal microflora of 60 newborn infants in addis ababa was studied. as opposed to earlier published studies from stockholm, there were no consistent changes of the microflora attributable to antibiotic treatment. the reason why antimicrobial agents caused quantitatively smaller changes of the intestinal microflora in newborn infants in addis ababa than in stockholm is not known, but may be due to antimicrobial inactivation, or marked, continuous ingestion of bacteri ...	1991	2028229
hospital and catchment area antibiotic utilization and bacterial sensitivity in primary infections following gastric surgery in huddinge, sweden.	the relationship between hospital and catchment area utilization of antimicrobial agents and the antibiotic sensitivity of bacteria isolated from primary infections has been studied after 750 gastric operations performed between 1972 and 1986 at the huddinge university hospital. over 80% of the antibiotics were used in the catchment area. penicillins (g and v) overall were the most commonly used drugs and comprised 37% of the total antibiotic consumption in 1977-1986. narrow-spectrum antibiotics ...	1990	2257854