Prospective study of aplastic anaemia should give definitive answer

blood dyscrasias, including 12 of aplastic anaemia, possibly related to topical administration of chloramphenicol have been registered at the National Registry of Drug-Induced Ocular Side Effects in the United States.2The duration of treatment ranged from 18 to 1460 days (median 120 days).Doona and Walsh affirm that framycetin and fusidic acid are equally effective.These agents do not cover the wide range of bacterial pathogens implicated in eye infections, and when used alone they promote rapid emergence of resistance.Fusidic acid is an antistaphylococcal agent, and