Be Prepared to Manage Osteomyelitis Patients on Oral Antibiotics

May 2019

You'll see a continued shift toward ORAL antibiotics for bone and joint infections in adults.

We're used to treating osteomyelitis with IV antibiotics...often for 6 weeks or longer.

Now more evidence suggests that switching to oral antibiotics after about 1 week seems to work as well as continuing IV meds.

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Table of Contents

Aspirin Be Ready With Answers About Aspirin for CV Disease Prevention
Depression Save Spravato as a Last-Line Option for Resistant Depression
Antithrombotics Balance Risks and Benefits of Antithrombotic Combos in Atrial Fib
Dermatology Prepare Patients for Actinic Keratosis Treatment
Parkinson's Disease Save Inbrija for "Off" Episodes of Parkinson's Despite Optimized Meds
Beta-Blockers Don't Shy Away From Selective Beta-Blockers in Most COPD or Asthma Patients
Ophthalmology Lean Away From Cequa for Dry Eyes
Establish Boundaries for Prescribing Meds for Yourself or Family
Infectious Diseases Be Prepared to Manage Osteomyelitis Patients on Oral Antibiotics
ADHD Put Psychosis Risk for ADHD Stimulants in Perspective
Women's Health Expect Limited Use of IV Brexanolone (Zulresso) for Postpartum Depression