Ps. pyocyaneus eye infection.

Treatment of superficial ocular infection with a polymyxin-bacitracin ointment (polyfax).

SUPERFICIAL ocular infections, for example blepharitis, are better treated by local applications than by systemic therapy. Local applications of antibiotic and chemotherapeutic agents are also of value in reducing the incidence of infection after corneal injury. Sulphacetamide is most commonly used but, although its value in the prevention of corneal infection is well established (Cameron, 1949...

Treatment of Superficial Ocular Infection with a Polymyxin-bacitracin Ointment

SUPERFICIAL ocular infections, for example blepharitis, are better treated by local applications than by systemic therapy. Local applications of antibiotic and chemotherapeutic agents are also of value in reducing the incidence of infection after corneal injury. Sulphacetamide is most commonly used but, although its value in the prevention of corneal infection is well established (Cameron, 1949...

Infection of the cornea with B. pyocyaneus. Clinical study and summary of ten cases personally observed.

CORNEAL ulcers of a very severe nature and recognizable clinical appearance are caused by infection with Bacillus pyocyaneus. Practically the only severe corneal ulcers (i.e., those involving loss of the eye, or states approaching this, within a day or so of admission) seen at the Moorfields Branch in the course of a year were due to this organism. The typical history is as follows: The patient...

Pyrexia Simulating That of Enteric Fever Caused by Ps. Pyocyaneus in Children

A Case of Acute Septicæmia Due to the B. Pyocyaneus

Cases of " cryptogenetic " septicaemia are always of interest, and the B. pyocyaneus is not one of the common organisms in septicaemia, although it has been found more frequently with the improvement of bacteriological methods. Muir and Ritchie state that the B. pyocyaneus is generally found in association with other microorganisms , but that it has been found lately in some diseases in childre...