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Cefazolin Is Non‑Inferior to Cloxacillin for MSSA Bacteraemia and Causes Less Kidney Injury: The CloCeBa Randomised Trial

MedXY Editorial Team•Nov 11, 2025•Infectious Diseases
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– In a multicentre randomized non‑inferiority trial (CloCeBa), cefazolin achieved non‑inferior clinical efficacy to cloxacillin for MSSA bacteraemia (75% vs 74% meeting a 90‑day composite endpoint).

– Cefazolin was associated with fewer serious adverse events (15% vs 27%) and markedly lower acute kidney injury (AKI) (1% vs 12%).

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