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The Veterinary Record, Vol 121, Issue 6, 124-125
Copyright © 1987 by British Veterinary Association


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Antibiotic levels in bovine lacrimal fluid after single application of ointments containing procaine benzyl penicillin plus dihydrostreptomycin; and benzathine cloxacillin

GJ Binkhorst

Department of Large Animal Medicine, Utrecht, The Netherlands.

The efficacy of an experimental slow-release formulation, containing procaine benzyl penicillin and dihydrostreptomycin, was investigated in a cross-over study with a cloxacillin eye ointment in 12 cows with clinically normal eyes. After a single topical application the therapeutic concentrations of penicillin were sustained for 48 to 92 hours and of cloxacillin for 32 to 48 hours. These long-acting ointments will simplify the successful treatment of painful eye disorders such as keratoconjunctivitis. A practical and non-irritant method for sampling tears is described.





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