Abstract
In an experimental model of peritoneal infection by cephalosporinase- (Ia and Ic) producing bacteria in mice, the reduction of cefoxitin, cefmetazole, and cefazolin concentrations in peritoneal fluid was observed in the mice infected with the Ia enzyme producer, whereas cefbuperazone concentrations were not reduced.
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