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Clinical evaluation of Cefuroxime Axetil in suppurative otitis media (Acute infections and acute exacerbation of chronic infections) A double blind comparison with Cefaclor / 化膿性中耳炎 (急性および慢性の急性増悪) に対するCefuroxime axetilの薬効評価
Document Type
Journal Article
Author
Akihiko TAKASUAtsushi SHINKAWADaisuke CHIKUIEEriko TABUCHIHaruhisa HORIKAWAHaruji KINOSHITAHaruo ITOHideki WADAHideo MAEDAHideshige KIMURAHirofumi MATSUYAMAHiromi ITOHiromi YANOHirosato MIYAKEHiroshi WATANABEHitoshi OGINOIchiro FURUUCHIIchiro OHKAWACHIIkuo OHNOIppei TAKAGIIsuzu KAWABATAJun HONDOJunichi MATSUKAWAJunichiro SHIMADAKaoru SOYANOKatsuhiro HIRAKAWAKatsumi DOIKazuhiko SUGIMOTOKeiichi ICHIMURAKenji SUZUKIKoichi DEGUCHIKouji YAJINKozo FUKAMIMakoto SAKAIMasahiro IIDAMasaki WADAMasanobu KINMasao TSUKIYAMAMasaru OHYAMAMasashi YAITAMasayoshi OZAKIMashiko ANDOMasuhiro NODAMeijin SHUMichinori KUROKAWAMikio YAGISAWAMinoru ISHIDAMinoru SHOJIMitsuaki INAGAKIMitsuyoshi NAKASHIMAMorihiro IRIFUNEMutsumi NAKAYAMANaozo TAYANobuyuki KOMATSURyuji KIYOTARyuzo ODASadayoshi MORITOShigenobu IWATAShimei KANShinichi OKUMURAShinji KATOShinji SATOShofu NAKATAShozo KAWAMURAShubun TAKEBAYASHIShunkichi BABATadashi AKITAYATakashi KAWAITakatsugu ITABASHITakeshi MARUOToru KITAGAKIToru MATSUNAGAToshiyuki MIYOSHITsutomu HATANOTsuyoshi TAKANOYasuhiko OHYAYasuo HARADAYasuo SUZUKIYasushi MURAKAMIYasuya NOMURAYoshiaki KAWASAKIYoshinori KIKUYAYoshito MORIYoshiyuki TAMURAYoshiyuki TANIGAITOYuko NINOMIYAYutaka FUJIMAKIYuzuru MURAKAMI三好 敏之三宅 浩郷中山 むつみ中島 光好中田 将風丸尾 猛二宮 優子伊藤 弘美伊藤 晴夫佐藤 信次入船 盛弘八井田 昌志八木沢 幹夫出口 浩一前田 英雄加藤 真二北垣 徹原田 康夫古内 一郎周 明仁和田 正樹和田 秀毅土井 勝美坂井 真堀川 治久夜陣 紘治大屋 靖彦大山 勝大川内 一郎大野 郁夫奥村 新一安藤 真姿子小松 信行小田 隆造尾崎 正義岩田 重信島田 純一郎川嵜 良明川端 五十鈴市村 恵一平川 勝洋庄司 稔征矢野 薫新川 敦月山 昌夫木下 治二木村 栄成本堂 潤杉本 和彦村上 泰村上 譲松山 博文松川 純一松永 亨板橋 隆嗣森 慶人森戸 貞良河合 峯河村 正三波多野 努深水 浩三清田 隆二渡辺 洋田村 嘉之田渕 えり子田矢 直三矢野 博美石田 稔秋田谷 直稲垣 光昭竹林 脩文築家 大介簡 志明荻野 仁菊屋 義則藤巻 豊谷垣内 由之野村 恭也野田 益弘金 昌信鈴木 康夫鈴木 賢二飯田 政弘馬場 駿吉高木 一平高野 剛高須 昭彦黒川 道徳
Source
耳鼻と臨床 / jibi to rinsho. 1987, 33(4):725
Subject
Cefaclor
Cefuroxime axetil
double blind comparative study
suppurative otitis media
Language
Japanese
ISSN
0447-7227
2185-1034
Abstract
Cefuroxime axetil (CXM-AX) was evaluated objectively for its efficacy, safety and usefulness in suppurative otitis media (acute infections and acute exacerbation of chronic infections), in an intergroup double blind manner using Cefaclor (CCL) as the comparator. In both CXM-AX and CCL groups, the drug was orally administered (after meals) in the dose of 250mg t. i. d., for seven days in principle.1. As to the clinical effectiveness in all the cases, the efficacy rates of CXM-AX and CCL were 70.3% (83/118) and 57.9% (70/121), respectively, in the assessment by the doctors in charge, and 61.9% (73/118) and 54.5% (66/121), respectively, in the assessment by the committee, with no statistically significant difference between the two treatment groups either in the doctor's or in the committee's assessment (either in χ2-test or in e-test). However, clinical effectiveness assessed by the committee in the cases of acute exacerbation of chronic suppurative otitis media was significantly better in CXM-AX group (U-test). Also clinical effectiveness in monomicrobial infections by Gram positive organisms was significantly better in CXM-AX group both in the doctor's and the committee's assessments (both in U-test and in χ2-test).2. In the overall improvement rates assessed on the 3rd and the 7th day of dosing, no significant difference was observed between the two treatment groups. However, when the improvements in subjective symptoms and objective findings were evaluated on the 7th day, the improvements in feeling of ear obstruction and volume and properties of otorrhea were significantly better in CXM-AX group both in the total cases and in acute exacerbation cases of chronic suppurative otitis media.3. The bacteriological response was significantly better in CXM-AX group both in all the cases and in the cases of acute exacerbation of chronic suppurative otitis media. The complete bacterial elimination rates (excluding ‘replacement’ of organism) in all the cases. were 70.2% (73/104) in CXM-AX group and 55.6% (60/108) in CCL group, being significantly higher in CXM-AX group. However, in the elimination rates (including ‘replacement’ of organism), there was no significant difference. The bacteriological response of CXM-AX was significantly better than that of CCL in monomicrobial infections by Gram positive organism when it was assessed by infection type, and against S. aureus when it was assessed for each species isolated.4. With regard to overall safety, no significant difference was observed between the two groups. Adverse events, mainly gastrointestinal tract symptoms, were observed in 4 cases out of 127 (3.1%) in CXM-AX group, and in 7 cases out of 128 (5.5%) in CCL group, without statistically significant difference. Abnormal laboratory findings were noted only in 1 case in each of the treatment groups.5. Clinical usefulness was significantly higher in CXM-AX group in all the cases and in the cases of acute exacerbation of chronic suppurative otitis media.The above results suggest that CXM-AX is a highly useful drug for the treatment of suppurative otitis media.