抗生素PPT课件（英文精品）The Role of Antibiotics in Treating .ppt

The Role of Antibiotics in Treating URTI’s Or A small battle in the war against “superbugs” Or Tools to aid the modification of health seeking behaviour Where’s The Evidence? SIGN Clinical Evidence Tayside Formulary Presentation Most Patients with sore throat never attend GP UK study (1975) of women 20-44 years found that only 1 in 18 consulted. Estimated consultation rates of 0.1 per capita per annum = ￡60 million “Illness behaviour”. Dutch Study 1994 Diagnosis “Clinical exam should not be relied upon to differentiate between bacterial and viral infection.” (B) “Throat swabs should not be carried out routinely in sore throat.” (B) Antibiotics ACUTE Significance of presence of bacteria remains in doubt. Recent open study: antibiotics vs. no script vs. delayed script = no difference in main outcomes. “Limited info is insufficient to support recommendation on the routine use of AB’s.” RECURRENT “No evidence to support use of AB’s in recurrent non-strep throat.” “If associated with GABHS limited evidence suggests 10 day course may ↓ no and freq of attacks.” Questions What about Glomerulonephritis and RF? Incidence in UK very low. Most info on prevention is post war “AB’s should not be used specifically to prevent GN and RF” (B) What about abscesses? “The prevention of suppurative complications is not an indication for AB’s” (C) To relieve symptoms? Is evidence that better than placebo but not superior to simple analgaesics “AB’s should not be used for this purpose” (A) What to Use Acute Otitis Media SIGN 66 Diagnosis Signs and symptoms associated with purulent middle ear effusion in association with signs of systemic illness. Earache is most important May resolve with perforation Effusion may persist after resolution of acute symptoms. Antibiotics 8 studies of acceptable standard in 30 years Large proportion of exclusions - ? Why.? Ignore more severe cases Variable inclusion criteria Only 1 trial looked at AB’s in under 2’s Meta-analysis AB’