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Synergistic Activity of Colistin and Ceftazidime against Multiantibiotic-Resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa in an In Vitro Pharmacodynamic Model

Brent W. Gunderson, Khalid H. Ibrahim, Laurie B. Hovde, Timothy L. Fromm, Michael D. Reed, John C. Rotschafer
Brent W. Gunderson
The University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, Department of Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Khalid H. Ibrahim
The University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, Department of Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Laurie B. Hovde
The University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, Department of Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Timothy L. Fromm
The University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, Department of Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Michael D. Reed
Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio
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John C. Rotschafer
The University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, Department of Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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DOI: 10.1128/AAC.47.3.905-909.2003
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    Time-kill curve of P. aeruginosa M29899-1 with colistin with Cmaxs of 6 mg/liter (▵) and 18 mg/liter (○), the combination of ceftazidime and colistin as a ceftazidime infusion at 50 mg/liter and colistin with Cmaxs of 6 mg/liter (▴) and 18 mg/liter (•), and ceftazidime infusion (CSS = 50 mg/liter) alone (×). The ceftazidime-alone experiment was conducted for only 24 h.

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    Changes in P. aeruginosa M29899-1 colony counts in initial-inoculum, single- and multiple-dose colistin experiments

    Time (h)Change in colony count (log10 CFU/ml) with Cmax (mg/liter) of:a
    0.5361836722006 (BID)18 (BID)
    0.5NDNDNDNDNDND≥−3.52NDND
    1−1.14−2.30−2.62−3.48ND≥−3.52≥−3.52−2.34−2.66
    2−1.13−2.87≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52−3.10≥−3.52
    3−1.33−3.31≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52
    4−1.43≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52
    5.5−1.34−3.37≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52
    7−0.69−2.80≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52NDND
    121.49−0.97−2.34−3.41−2.70−2.94≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52
    13NDNDNDNDNDNDND−3.42≥−3.52
    14NDNDNDNDNDNDND−3.16≥−3.52
    241.681.530.94−0.05−0.64−0.86−1.02−0.79−2.16
    • ↵a Cmax was achieved at time zero only, except where noted otherwise. The time of sampling varied slightly in certain experiments at 5.5, 7, and 12 h, but the variation was within 15 to 90 min of the stated sampling times. BID, twice a day; ND, sample not taken.

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    Changes in P. aeruginosa colony counts in initial-inoculum, single-dose colistin experiments

    Time (h)Change in colony count (log10 CFU/ml) with colistin at indicated Cmax (mg/liter) and/or indicated druga
    6, +CTZb18, +CTZb6, +CTZc18, +CTZcCTZ aloneb6, +CIPb,d18, +CIPb,d
    1−2.30−2.96≥−3.52−3.390.08−2.99−2.76
    2≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52−0.01≥−3.52≥−3.52
    3≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52−0.63≥−3.52≥−3.52
    4≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52−1.60−3.41≥−3.52
    5.5≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52−1.94−2.37≥−3.52
    7≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52−2.10−1.90≥−3.52
    12≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52≥−3.52−1.92−1.08−1.86
    24−2.51−2.75−2.77−2.84−1.701.780.08
    26−2.96≥−3.52−3.43≥−3.52
    28−2.90≥−3.52−3.45≥−3.52
    30−3.17≥−3.52−3.03≥−3.52
    48−2.09−2.79−2.09−2.25
    • ↵a Colistin Cmax was achieved at time zero only. Ceftazidime (CTZ) concentration was maintained as a constant infusion. The time of sampling varied slightly in certain experiments between 5.5 and 30 h, but the variation was within 15 to 60 min of the stated sampling times. CTZ, ceftazidime.

    • ↵b P. aeruginosa M29899-1.

    • ↵c P. aeruginosa H23259-1.

    • ↵d Ciprofloxacin (CIP) was given to achieve a Cmax of 5 mg/liter at 0 and 12 h.

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Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy Mar 2003, 47 (3) 905-909; DOI: 10.1128/AAC.47.3.905-909.2003

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Brent W. Gunderson, Khalid H. Ibrahim, Laurie B. Hovde, Timothy L. Fromm, Michael D. Reed, John C. Rotschafer
Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy Mar 2003, 47 (3) 905-909; DOI: 10.1128/AAC.47.3.905-909.2003
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