Comparative Clinical Study of DL-8280 and Cefaclor for Suppurative Skin and Soft Tissue Infections by a Double-Blind Method

The effectiveness, safety and utility of DL-8280, a pyridonecarboxylic acid derivative, in the field ofsuppurative skin and soft tissue infections were compared with those of Cefaclor (CCL) by a double-blindmethod. DL-8280 was orally administered in daily dose of 600 mg and CCL was orally administer...

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Veröffentlicht in:Kansenshogaku Zasshi 1984/09/20, Vol.58(9), pp.793-819
Hauptverfasser: FUJITA, Keiichi, NAKANO, Mineo, NONAMI, Eiichiro, SHISHIBA, Takako, KATSUMATA, Michio, HORIE, Naoshige, WATANABE, Ryoji, KUKITA, Atsushi, WATANABE, Shinichi, SOMEYA, Toru, SHIMOTSUMA, Michiro, FURUE, Masutaka, IWATA, Mitsuru, TAKAHASHI, Hisashi, TAKESHIMA, Masanori, MIURA, Yusho, KOBAYASHI, Hitoshi, NOHIRA, Chikako, ONOZUKA, Takeshi, ITO, Masatoshi, HOSONO, Kumiko, TOMIZAWA, Takanori, YAMAGUCHI, Junko, KINOSHITA, Miwako, HONDA, Mitsuyoshi, SATO, Motoyasu, KUSUNOKI, Masako, FUJIOKA, Michi, NISHIWAKI, Munekazu, HINO, Haruko, KITAJIMA, Takuya, ANZAI, Takashi, SATO, Shozo, JITSUKAWA, Kumiko, SASAGAWA, Shoji, NIIMURA, Michihito, TOZAWA, Takayuki, TSUJI, Kazuo, ASADA, Yasuo, HISHIKAWA, Hideo, NOHARA, Nozomi, UMEMURA, Shigeo, ARATA, Jiro, YAMAMOTO, Yasuo, URABE, Harukuni, NII, Yasuki, JINNAI, Kyoko, OGAWA, Nobuya
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KUKITA, Atsushi
WATANABE, Shinichi
SOMEYA, Toru
SHIMOTSUMA, Michiro
FURUE, Masutaka
IWATA, Mitsuru
TAKAHASHI, Hisashi
TAKESHIMA, Masanori
MIURA, Yusho
KOBAYASHI, Hitoshi
NOHIRA, Chikako
ONOZUKA, Takeshi
ITO, Masatoshi
HOSONO, Kumiko
TOMIZAWA, Takanori
YAMAGUCHI, Junko
KINOSHITA, Miwako
HONDA, Mitsuyoshi
SATO, Motoyasu
KUSUNOKI, Masako
FUJIOKA, Michi
NISHIWAKI, Munekazu
HINO, Haruko
KITAJIMA, Takuya
ANZAI, Takashi
SATO, Shozo
JITSUKAWA, Kumiko
SASAGAWA, Shoji
NIIMURA, Michihito
TOZAWA, Takayuki
TSUJI, Kazuo
ASADA, Yasuo
HISHIKAWA, Hideo
NOHARA, Nozomi
UMEMURA, Shigeo
ARATA, Jiro
YAMAMOTO, Yasuo
URABE, Harukuni
NII, Yasuki
JINNAI, Kyoko
OGAWA, Nobuya
description The effectiveness, safety and utility of DL-8280, a pyridonecarboxylic acid derivative, in the field ofsuppurative skin and soft tissue infections were compared with those of Cefaclor (CCL) by a double-blindmethod. DL-8280 was orally administered in daily dose of 600 mg and CCL was orally administered in dailydose of 750 mg. Each group was treated for 14 days. The results were as follows: 1) Final global improvement rate of DL-8280 was evaluated in 121 patients and out of them “Cured” was marked in 67, “Remarkably improved” in 28, “Moderately improved” in 12, “Slightlyimproved” in 8, “Unchanged” in 2 and “Aggravated” in 4. The percentage of “Cured” and “Remarkably improved” was 78.5%, and increased to 88.4% when “Moderately improved” was included. “Aggravated” and “Remarkably aggravated” shared 3.3%. For the global improvement rate of CCL, “Cured” was noted in 56, “Remarkably improved” in 27, “Moderately improved” in 23, “Slightly improved” in 5, “Unchanged” in 7, “Aggravated” in 1 and “Remarkably aggravated” in 1 out of 120 patients. The percentage of “Cured” and “Remarkably improved”was 69.2%, increased to 88.3% by addition of “Moderately improved”, whereas “Aggravated”and “Remarkably aggravated” rated 1.7%. No significant difference was shown between two drug groups. 2) Side effect was noted in 2.3% of 129 patients treated with DL-8280 and 5.4% of 130 patientstreated with CCL, showing no statistically significant difference between two drug groups. 3) In regard to global utility rate of DL-8280, “Remarkably useful” was noted in 65 cases, “Useful” in 39, “Slightly useful” in 11, “Not useful” in 6 out of 121 patients. “Remarkably useful”shared 53.7% and the total of “Remarkably useful” and “Useful” shared 86.0%.In the CCL group, “Remarkably useful” was noted in 55, “Useful” in 41, “Slightly useful” in 14, “Not useful” in 11, “Harmful” in 1 out of 122 patients. “Remarkably useful” shared 45.1%, and thetotal of “Remarkably useful” and “Useful” shared 78.7%. No significant difference was shown between two drug groups. 4) In regard to global improvement rate by evaluation day, DL-8280 group was significantlysuperior to CCL group on days 3, 10 and 14. Especially in the group 1, DL-8280 group was significantly superior to CCL group throughout thestudy period. Taking together, DL-8280 has tendency to superior to CCL in treatment of suppurative skin and softtissue infections. Because of the result obtained and that no resistant bacteria was observed so far, DL-82
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J. A. Inf. D</addtitle><date>1984-09</date><risdate>1984</risdate><volume>58</volume><issue>9</issue><spage>793</spage><epage>819</epage><pages>793-819</pages><issn>0387-5911</issn><eissn>1884-569X</eissn><abstract>The effectiveness, safety and utility of DL-8280, a pyridonecarboxylic acid derivative, in the field ofsuppurative skin and soft tissue infections were compared with those of Cefaclor (CCL) by a double-blindmethod. DL-8280 was orally administered in daily dose of 600 mg and CCL was orally administered in dailydose of 750 mg. Each group was treated for 14 days. The results were as follows: 1) Final global improvement rate of DL-8280 was evaluated in 121 patients and out of them “Cured” was marked in 67, “Remarkably improved” in 28, “Moderately improved” in 12, “Slightlyimproved” in 8, “Unchanged” in 2 and “Aggravated” in 4. The percentage of “Cured” and “Remarkably improved” was 78.5%, and increased to 88.4% when “Moderately improved” was included. “Aggravated” and “Remarkably aggravated” shared 3.3%. For the global improvement rate of CCL, “Cured” was noted in 56, “Remarkably improved” in 27, “Moderately improved” in 23, “Slightly improved” in 5, “Unchanged” in 7, “Aggravated” in 1 and “Remarkably aggravated” in 1 out of 120 patients. The percentage of “Cured” and “Remarkably improved”was 69.2%, increased to 88.3% by addition of “Moderately improved”, whereas “Aggravated”and “Remarkably aggravated” rated 1.7%. No significant difference was shown between two drug groups. 2) Side effect was noted in 2.3% of 129 patients treated with DL-8280 and 5.4% of 130 patientstreated with CCL, showing no statistically significant difference between two drug groups. 3) In regard to global utility rate of DL-8280, “Remarkably useful” was noted in 65 cases, “Useful” in 39, “Slightly useful” in 11, “Not useful” in 6 out of 121 patients. “Remarkably useful”shared 53.7% and the total of “Remarkably useful” and “Useful” shared 86.0%.In the CCL group, “Remarkably useful” was noted in 55, “Useful” in 41, “Slightly useful” in 14, “Not useful” in 11, “Harmful” in 1 out of 122 patients. “Remarkably useful” shared 45.1%, and thetotal of “Remarkably useful” and “Useful” shared 78.7%. No significant difference was shown between two drug groups. 4) In regard to global improvement rate by evaluation day, DL-8280 group was significantlysuperior to CCL group on days 3, 10 and 14. Especially in the group 1, DL-8280 group was significantly superior to CCL group throughout thestudy period. Taking together, DL-8280 has tendency to superior to CCL in treatment of suppurative skin and softtissue infections. Because of the result obtained and that no resistant bacteria was observed so far, DL-8280 can be expected as useful drug for this field.</abstract><cop>Japan</cop><pub>The Japanese Association for Infectious Diseases</pub><pmid>6440917</pmid><doi>10.11150/kansenshogakuzasshi1970.58.793</doi><tpages>27</tpages><oa>free_for_read</oa></addata></record>
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Aged
Anti-Infective Agents - therapeutic use
Bacterial Infections - drug therapy
Cefaclor
Cefaclor - therapeutic use
Cephalexin - analogs & derivatives
Clinical Trials as Topic
DL-8280
Double-Blind Method
Female
Humans
Male
Middle Aged
Ofloxacin
Oxazines - therapeutic use
Skin Diseases, Infectious - drug therapy
Suppuration
Suppurative Skin and Soft Tissue Infections
title Comparative Clinical Study of DL-8280 and Cefaclor for Suppurative Skin and Soft Tissue Infections by a Double-Blind Method
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