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Exblifep. role paly between medical rep and pharmacist.

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Doctor. Good morning, please come in. How can I assist you today?.

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Doctor. Before we delve into that, let me provide a bit of context. Complicated urinary tract infections, or cUTIs, pose a significant challenge in clinical practice. They often involve more resistant pathogens or occur in patients with underlying health conditions, making treatment more complex. As such, I'm always eager to explore new treatment options that could offer improved efficacy and safety profiles for my patients..

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Doctor. That sounds promising. Do you have any clinical evidence to support the efficacy of Exblifep?.

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Medical rep. Doctor. Impressive. Are there any specific safety concerns or side effects I should be aware of?.

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Medical rep. Of course, Doctor. Exblifep is typically administered intravenously. The recommended dosage for adults with cUTIs is (EXBLIFEP 2.5 grams (2 grams cefepime and 0.5 grams enmetazobactam), administered every 8 hours (4 hours infusion) over a 7-14 days period. The dosage may need to be adjusted based on factors such as renal function, severity of infection, and patient response..

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Doctor. I'm also concerned about the cost of medications. Can you give me an idea of the pricing and any assistance programs available for Exblifep?.

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Doctor. Thank you for providing this detailed information. I appreciate your proactive approach in addressing both clinical, dosing, and financial aspects of prescribing Exblifep. Please provide me with any additional resources or materials you have regarding the dosing regimen, treatment plan, and financial assistance options..