Aminoglycosides Drawback
nephrotoxicity and ototoxicity
Also and for corneas in eye infections
Aminoglycosides Distribution
poorly absorbed from GI tract, parenteral administration is necessary to treat systemic infections; they are weakly bound to serum proteins (10%) and freely distribute into the extracellular fluid.
Aminoglycosides Clinical uses
primarily used in treating gram-negative infections, including neutropenic fever and nosocomial infections.