Chronic Friedlander's pulmonary infection treated with chloromycetin; case report.

The Introduction in the past decade and a half of the sulfonamides and antibiotics in the treatment of bacterial infections has led to a variety of regimens In the therapy of Frledlander’s pneumonia. Both the sulfonamides and streptomycin have been used with varying degrees of success.’2 More recently aueromycln has been employed with gratifying results.3 Among the newer antibiotics, chloromycetin has, to our knowledge, never been