: Numerous drugs are known to alter the colour of human body fluids. Although drug-induced bronchial secretions staining is normally harmless, it may frighten the patient and could lead to unnecessary clinical inquiries. Cefiderocol is often removed renally as an unmodified drug; bronchial secretion staining has not been seen at doses used in clinical practice. We report a possible first case of bronchoalveolar lavage staining occurred during Cefiderocol treatment in a critical patient.
Rifampin-like Red-brown Bronchial Secretions Staining in a Patient Treated with Cefiderocol
Lupia, TommasoFirst
;Casarotto, Marco
;D'Avolio, Antonio;Mula, Jacopo;Curtoni, Antonio;Corcione, Silvia;De Rosa, Francesco GiuseppeLast
2024-01-01
Abstract
: Numerous drugs are known to alter the colour of human body fluids. Although drug-induced bronchial secretions staining is normally harmless, it may frighten the patient and could lead to unnecessary clinical inquiries. Cefiderocol is often removed renally as an unmodified drug; bronchial secretion staining has not been seen at doses used in clinical practice. We report a possible first case of bronchoalveolar lavage staining occurred during Cefiderocol treatment in a critical patient.File in questo prodotto:
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