Intraabdominal Infection

Intraabdominal Infection is the invasion of the cavity of the abdomen with organisms that have the potential to cause disease.

Name	Drug Class	Updated
Ceftolozane and tazobactam	Cephalosporins / beta-lactamase inhibitors	15-Aug-2023
Cefepime (injection)	Fourth generation cephalosporins	15-Aug-2023
Tigecycline	Glycylcyclines	14-Aug-2023
Imipenem, cilastatin, and relebactam	Carbapenems / beta-lactamase inhibitors	13-Aug-2023
Imipenem, cilastatin sodium, and relebactam (monograph)	Drugs	13-Aug-2023
Avibactam and ceftazidime	Cephalosporins / beta-lactamase inhibitors	13-Aug-2023
Meropenem	Carbapenems	11-Aug-2023
Eravacycline	Tetracyclines	11-Aug-2023
Doribax	Carbapenems	05-Aug-2023
Zerbaxa	Cephalosporins / beta-lactamase inhibitors	14-Jul-2023
Xerava	Tetracyclines	14-Jul-2023
Tygacil	Glycylcyclines	14-Jul-2023
Recarbrio	Carbapenems / beta-lactamase inhibitors	14-Jul-2023
Merrem	Carbapenems	13-Jul-2023
Maxipime (injection)	Fourth generation cephalosporins	13-Jul-2023
Invanz	Carbapenems	13-Jul-2023
Avycaz	Cephalosporins / beta-lactamase inhibitors	12-Jul-2023
Avelox	Quinolones and fluoroquinolones	12-Jul-2023
Avelox (oral/injection)	Quinolones and fluoroquinolones	12-Jul-2023
Ertapenem	Carbapenems	10-Jul-2023
Ceftolozane/tazobactam (systemic) (monograph)	Drugs	26-Sep-2023

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