...R.P.C. Naik; Gurmohan Singh A case of bullous fixed drug eruption involving upper lip, tongue and foot, presumably due to erythromycin, is reported. It is perhaps the first report of erythromycin to be very likely the cause of fixed drug eruption. 20 10 1975 20 12 1975 15 10 2009...

...Lars Hellgren; Jan Vincent The clinical response of topical erythromycin (1%) in a new penetrative vehicle was evaluated in a double-blind investigation on 28 patients with severe and moderate acne vulgaris. The verum preparation was superior to the placebo in 21 of the patients, while in 4...

...M. Puschmann; J. Meyer-Rohn In vitro experiments demonstrate good penetration of a topical erythromycin preparation into the culture medium and an inhibition of germs that are regularly found in acne. In vivo examinations were performed in unilateral trials. Prior to and after treatment...

...M. Gloor; H. Kraft; M. Franke An unspecific cream vehicle containing 1% erythromycin base was applied once a day for 10 days to one side of the forehead of 16 healthy subjects and the same vehicle without the active agent to the other side. Using the same procedure a solution containing 1.19...

...H. Akamatsu; I. Kurokawa; S. Nishijima; Y. Asada The effect of 1/10 minimal inhibitory concentrations (sub-MIC) of erythromycin (EM) on human neutrophil chemotactic factor production in comedonal bacteria, Propionibacterium acnes strains, Propionibacterium granulosum strains and coagulase-negative...

... responded well to oral erythromycin and topical metronidazole. The frequency of rosacea-like eruptions in HIV-negative children is very low. However, the incidence of these eruptions in HIV-positive children may have been underestimated. The pathogenic role of Demodex mites is discussed as well...

... Propionibacterium acnes Resistance? Key Words Cutaneous propionibacteria Tetracycline Erythromycin Clindamycin Resistance Acne therapy Isotretinoin, oral Abstract Oral and topical antibiotics play a major role in acne therapy. Physicians base treatment choices on personal perceptions of efficacy, cost-effectiveness...

...C. Goossens; U. Sass; M. Song An 18-month-old patient developed Baboon syndrome after oral treatment with erythromycin syrup for a sore throat. The lymphoblastic transformation test was positive for erythromycin. Prick tests were negative although the intradermal test was positive...

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...Max Gloor; Barbara Wasik; Andrea Becker; Ulrich Höffler Background and Objective: Erythromycin-sensitive and/or clindamycin-sensitive strains of Propionibacterium acnes show a reduced lipase production at levels below the minimal growth-inhibitory concentration (MIC). The objective of this study...

...M. Toyoda; M. Morohashi Topical use of antibiotics is currently a widely accepted effective and safe treatment for acne. A review of the articles published in the past 30 years revealed that topical application of antibiotics such as erythromycin, clindamycin or tetracycline showed clinical...

... responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Erythromycin Resistance Propionibacterium acnes Acne References 1. Eady EA, Ingham E: Propionibacterium acnes – friend or foe...

... propionibacteria has received scant attention in view of the central role of Propionibacterium acnes in inflammatory acne. Isolates resistant to one or more anti-acne antibiotics (most commonly erythromycin) have been reported in Europe, the USA, Japan and New Zealand. Carriage of resistant strains results...

... for psychological or social reasons. Results are very often excellent, but failure is possible; in this case using another treatment, especially isotretinoin, is necessary. A few antibiotics are useful: tetracyclines (tetracycline, doxycycline, minocycline, lymecycline), erythromycin, co-trimoxazole...