Titlebook: Antimicrobial Resistance in Developing Countries; Aníbal de J. Sosa,Denis K. Byarugaba,Iruka N. Okek Book 2010 Springer-Verlag New York 20

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The Introduction of Antimicrobial Agents in Resource-Constrained Countries: Impact on the Emergence the overuse of fluoroquinolones to treat enteric gram-negative bacteria in Southeast Asia. These events have rendered many of these bacterial pathogens resistant to this class of drugs and have caused a significant setback to control programs for diseases such as dysentery, typhoid fever, and gastro

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Determinants of Antimicrobial Use: Poorly Understood–Poorly Researchederstanding, it should not come as a surprise that improving antimicrobial use in developing countries has had limited success. This chapter will explore the literature on factors that influence antimicrobial use by providers, dispensers and the general population in developing countries. Antimicrobi

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Global Perspectives of Antibiotic Resistance a number of circumstances converge to this rapid growth and spread, ranging from the biological traits that bacteria deploy to face antibiotics, which we are still trying to understand, to regulatory and financial issues behind antibiotic abuse. And, aside from the more-difficult-to-cure side of re

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Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Resistanceagents, millions of people would have succumbed to infectious diseases. Man has survived the accidental wrath of microorganisms using antimicrobial agents and other mechanisms that keep them at bay. Hardly years after the discovery and use of the first antibiotics was observation made of organisms t

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Poverty and Root Causes of Resistance in Developing Countriesead of resistant bacteria, mobile elements, and genes. Many of these factors are only superficially understood, if at all, and are complicated to study. Comparative antimicrobial resistance data from populations with different risk factors for resistance are hard to come by and inevitably suffer fro

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What the Future Holds for Resistance in Developing Countriesntion to the problem of antimicrobial resistance, and how resistance in developing countries can affect industrialized countries, has led to increased attention to the problem of resistance in developing countries..Efforts, however, have lagged behind good intentions. Inappropriate use of antimicrob