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Guideline: managing possible serious bacterial infection in young infants when referral is not feasible

Authors » World Health Organization

Report » World Health Organization (WHO)

Year » 2015

This article includes 10 Primary studies Primary studies (10 references)

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Home visits by CHWs for improved care seeking from health facilities in newborns and young infants

Treatment of fast breathing pneumonia: oral amoxicillin for seven days versus intramuscular penicillin plus intramuscular gentamicin for seven days

Treatment of PSBI: intramuscular gentamicin plus oral cotrimoxazole for seven days versus intramuscular penicillin plus intramuscular gentamicin for seven days

Treatment of PSBI: intramuscular ceftriaxone for seven days versus intramuscular penicillin plus intramuscular gentamicin for seven days

Treatment of PSBI: intramuscular gentamicin plus oral amoxicillin for seven days versus intramuscular penicillin plus intramuscular gentamicin for seven days

Treatment of PSBI: intramuscular procaine penicillin plus gentamicin for two days followed by oral amoxicillin for five days versus intramuscular gentamicin plus intramuscular procaine penicillin for seven days (reference treatment)

Treatment of PSBI: intramuscular gentamicin for two days plus oral amoxicillin for seven days versus intramuscular gentamicin plus intramuscular procaine penicillin (reference treatment)