Comparison of efficiency of benzylpenicillin in the treatment of pneumonia in intramuscular and lymphotropic methods of injection

Penicillin concentration in blood serum of patients with pneumonia in the presence of acute respiratory virus infection is studied by the highly effective liquid chromatography method in lymphotropic and intramuscular methods of injection. The effect of lymphotropic injection of the antibiotic on the clinical picture of the disease is revealed. Total disappearance of penicillin from blood serum in 3 hours in intramuscular injection and conservation of it within the minimum inhibiting concentration up to 9 hours after lymphotropic injection is indicated. The conclusions are made on the superiority of the given method over intramuscular one in velocity of cupping pulmonary symptomatology, quantity of the drug injections and load on middle medical staff.