moxifloxacin


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mox·i·flox·a·cin

 (mŏk′sĭ-flŏk′sə-sĭn)
n.
An antibiotic drug of the fluoroquinolone class, C21H24FN3O4, used primarily to treat respiratory, sinus, and skin infections.

[m(eth)- + alteration of oxy- + -floxacin, fluoroquinolone suff.; see ciprofloxacin.]
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moxifloxacin

n moxifloxacino, moxifloxacina
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The FDA approval was based on a clinical development program supported by a robust data package, including two pivotal, Phase 3 trials (known as LEAP 1 and LEAP 2) that evaluated the safety and efficacy of IV and oral XENLETA compared to moxifloxacin in the treatment of adults with CABP.
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