Bacteria Associated With Intravitreal Injection Prove Sensitive To Newer Antibiotics

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Bacteria isolated from intravitreal injection sites have grown resistant to commercially available penicillin analogues and fluoroquinolones, but most are sensitive to newer fluoroquinolones, a study found.

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All of the following bones are part of the medial wall of the orbit except:
1. ethmoid
2. maxillary
3. sphenoid
4. zygomatic
5. lacrimal
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Bacteria Associated With Intravitreal Injection Prove Sensitive To Newer Antibiotics

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