| 释义 |
fucidin Pharm.|ˈfjuːsɪdɪn|
Also Fucidine (proprietary name).
[Formed by alteration of fusidic a. + -ine5.]
The sodium salt of fusidic acid, used as an oral antibiotic esp. against staphylococci. Also used loosely for fusidic acid.
1961Trade Marks Jrnl. 30 Aug. 1189/2 Fucidine. 1962Lancet 8 Sept. 478/1 A small controlled trial of the new antibiotic ‘Fucidin’..in patients whose burns were colonised by Staph. aureus. 1966Dunlop & Alstead Textbk. Med. Treatm. (ed. 10) 73 The use of fucidin should only be seriously considered for a patient with severe staphylococcal disease who is able to swallow and who is known to be hypersensitive to penicillin. 1968Garrod & O'Grady Antibiotic & Chemotherapy (ed. 2) xi. 200 Fucidin is active against species of Gram-positive bacteria and the Gram-negative cocci. 1970To-day's Drugs (Brit. Med. Assoc.) 21 It is very rare to find a fucidin-resistant staphylococcus. |