https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/ici-118551-ic
Most patients were initially empirically treated with beta-lactam antibiotics and needed 2-4 changes in their treatment. Only 6% were discharged without an antibiotic effective against M. pneumoniae. This study shows that M. pneumoniae often led to hospitalisation and that patients needed appropriate antimicrobial treatment to recover. Mixed infections were rare, and situations that could be interpreted as carriage did not occur.A new series of corannulene derivatives with two mixed π-conjugated bridge have been theoretic
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