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This study aims to assess the safety & efficacy of Oral Ciprodiazole® versus currently used Ciprofloxacin Tablets & Metronidazole tablets in pelvi-abdominal infections and following IV antibiotics in post-operative period, for pelvi-abdominal surgeries or acute conditions
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Primary Objective
Primary Safety:
To compare safety of oral Ciprodiazole ® tablets (Ciprofloxacin/Metronidazole) versus currently used Ciprofloxacin Tablets & Metronidazole tablets for pelvi-abdominal infections, either non-operative or post-operative following IV antibiotics.
Primary Efficacy:
To compare efficacy of oral Ciprodiazole ® tablets (Ciprofolxacin/Metronidazole) versus currently used Ciprofloxacin Tablets & Metronidazole tablets for pelvi-abdominal infections, either non-operative or post-operative following IV antibiotics.
Secondary Objective
Secondary Safety:
Secondary Efficacy:
STUDY DURATION:
STUDY POPULATION:
312 Egyptian Patients with pelvi-abdominal infection or started IV antibiotics in post-operative period, for pelvi - abdominal surgeries and/or acute conditions
ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE:
Subjects will be enrolled for 12 months including screening visit
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Subjects with a history of hypersensitivity to any of the active ingredients of the treatments used
Subjects who are receiving or received any other antibiotics during the previous two weeks, rather than IV treatment in the first post-operative 48 hours, mentioned in the protocol
Subjects with Pelvi-abdominal infection and performed surgery after failure of oral antibiotics.
Subjects having surgeries such as colorectal surgeries.
Subjects with any medical condition requiring the usage of the following medications:
Subjects with uncontrolled diabetes mellitus; FBG > 200 mg/ml
All subjects with renal impairment (S. Creatinine > 1.5 mg/dL)
All subjects with hepatic impairment (Child-Pugh Score B-C)
Subjects with liver enzymes (SGOT & SGPT > 2 Normal range)
Pregnant or breast-feeding women
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312 participants in 2 patient groups
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Ahmed Dr El Kased, PhD; Abdelaziz Dr Sakr, MBBCH
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