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The intravenous therapy with co-trimoxazole was used to control serious sepsis in 15 patients in the intensive care unit of a large metropolitan hospital. Co-trimoxazole was found to be a safe, effective, and eminently satisfactory alternative to the present vogue treatments of serious, bacteriologically undiagnosed infections.
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