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- Bacterial enteritis caused by susceptible organisms Β· 20-40 mg/kg PO daily in drinking water Β· PO Β· daily
- Colibacillosis or salmonellosis (Calves) Β· 1-2 sachets to be administered in the drinking water, milk, or milk replacer to provide 20-40 mg of apramycin activity per kg of bodyweight daily according to the severity of the disease. Continue treatment for 5 days. Β· PO Β· daily Β· 5 days
- Bacterial enteritis caused by susceptible organisms (Poultry) Β· To be administered via drinking water to provide 250-500 mg of apramycin activity per liter for 5 days. This may be achieved by adding 50 g apramycin per 100-200 liters of water. Β· PO Β· daily Β· 5 days
- Bacterial enteritis caused by susceptible organisms Β· Treated pigs should consume enough water to receive 12.5 mg/kg body weight per day for 7 days. Add to drinking water at a rate of 375 mg per gallon. After adding to water, stir and allow to stand for 15 minutes, then stir again. Β· PO Β· daily Β· 7 days
- Bacterial enteritis caused by susceptible organisms Β· 20-40 mg/kg PO daily in drinking water Β· PO Β· daily
- Bacterial enteritis caused by susceptible organisms Β· Pigs: To be administered via the drinking water. Add 1 small measure (4.4 mL) or 1 sachet of soluble powder per 20 L of drinking water. Β· PO Β· daily
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- Known hypersensitivity to apramycin
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- Ototoxicity (if systemically absorbed)
- Nephrotoxicity (if systemically absorbed)
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- Neuromuscular blockers Β· Potential for enhanced neuromuscular blockade (extrapolated from neomycin)
- Nephrotoxic or Ototoxic drugs Β· Additive toxicity risk if apramycin is systemically absorbed (extrapolated from neomycin)
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- Renal function (if systemic absorption is suspected)
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If substantial amounts of the drug are absorbed systemically (e.g., in neonates or massive overdose), both ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity are a distinct possibility. Treatment is supportive, focusing on maintaining hydration and renal perfusion.
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