Abstract
AbstractTreatment of Bronchial Superinfections: Data Related to Stability of Antibiotics in Portable Pumps. Introduction.Given many data about the stability of antibiotics in portable pump (elastomer) are lacking, this study was designed to make a point about available data and to evaluate the stability of antibiotics when exposed to temperature within 35°C (average temperature measured in real conditions of use). Material and methodsFirst, to collect information about the stability of antibiotics in portable pump and to confront them with the local antibiotics protocols dedicated to the treatment of bronchial superinfection in patients with cystic fibrosis; second, to evaluate the stability of piperacillin associated with tazobactam at 35°C. ResultsWhile measured concentrations in tazobactam did not show significant variation during the study, piperacillin measurements showed a major reduction of concentration (up to 33%), both time and concentration related to. DiscussionSuch information must be pointed out to prescribers and patients to ensure a cold accumulator is placed in the pump can’ying-bag and to limit the duration of infusion to 24h with a single pump. ConclusionThis experimental program will keep on going with the stability study of both ticarcillin and cefsulodin in portable pump.
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