Sand Star fluoride compound injection on experimental efficacy of Streptococcus suis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Sand Star fluoride compound injection on experimental efficacy of Streptococcus suis [Abstract] Objective fluoride compound developed by injection of sand stars on the test cases of Streptococcus suis was therapeutic research. Difluoro compound was determined by the sand stars on the C streptococcus minimum inhibitory concentration, and the artificial Streptococcus suis induced three dose groups for experimental treatment. Results fluoride compound and fluoride Sha Sha Star Star MIC of Streptococcus group C was 0.4 mg / L and 1.6 mg / L. In the treatment experiments, Sand star difluoro compound of low, medium and high dose groups were higher than the therapeutic effect, and the sand stars difluoro compound, the high dose group 15 d weight gain within the control group. Conclusion sand fluoride compound Star of Streptococcus suis have a significant effect, and the sand is better than fluoride stars, intramuscular administration of a dose of 5 ~ 10 mg / kg w. [Keywords:] fluoride sand stars, Streptococcus suis, susceptibility testing, efficacy Abstract: Objective The objective was to apply injectable preparation of complex difloxacin to treat the cases of experimental swine streptococcosis. Methods The MIC of complex difloxacin for streptococcosis of group C was determined and experimental treatment in three different dosages was done for artificially evoked swine streptococcosis. Results The MIC of complex difloxacin and difloxacin for swine streptococcosis of group C were 0.4 mg / L and 1.6 mg / L respectively. In the experiment of treatment, the curative effects of complex difloxacin of LD, MD and HD groups were higher than those of control group. Moreover, the weight gain of MD and HD groups was more than that of control group. Conclusions Complex difloxacin has obvious curative effect on swine streptococcosis, which was better than that of difloxacin. The dosage for intramuscular injection was 5 ~ 10 mg / kg w. Keywords: