Welnm CS Imipenam & Cilastatin Injection 500 mg

  • Product Name : Welnm CS Imipenam & Cilastatin Injection 500 mg
  • Category : Injection
  • Manufacturer Name : Welox Pharma
  • Trade Name : Welnm CS
  • Available Dosage : 500 mg
  • Packing : Box
  • Pack Insert/Leaflet : 1 Pack/500 mg
  • Ingredients : Imipenam, Cilastatin
  • Formulation : Injection
  • Therapeutic use : treatment of infections caused by bacteria
  • Production Capacity : 10000

Description:-

Introduction to Welnm CS

Welnm CS (Imipenem & Cilastatin Injection 500 mg) is a potent carbapenem antibiotic used for treating severe bacterial infections caused by drug-resistant organisms. Imipenem provides bactericidal activity, while Cilastatin inhibits renal enzyme dehydropeptidase-I, preventing the degradation of Imipenem and ensuring its full antibacterial potential. This combination is widely used in intensive care and hospital settings for managing life-threatening infections.


Uses of Welnm CS

Complicated intra-abdominal infections

Lower respiratory tract infections, including hospital-acquired pneumonia

Complicated urinary tract infections, including pyelonephritis

Severe skin and soft tissue infections

Bacteremia and septicemia

Gynecological infections, including postpartum endometritis

Bone and joint infections caused by resistant bacteria


Benefits of Welnm CS

Broad-spectrum coverage against Gram-positive, Gram-negative, and anaerobic bacteria

Effective against multi-drug resistant (MDR) pathogens

Cilastatin enhances Imipenem’s stability and efficacy

Rapid bactericidal action for critical infections

Used in serious hospital-acquired infections and ICU settings


Mechanism of Action of Welnm CS

Imipenem inhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis, leading to cell death. Cilastatin prevents renal degradation of Imipenem, ensuring higher drug levels in the bloodstream and prolonged antibacterial action. This combination ensures maximal effectiveness against resistant bacterial strains, making it a preferred choice for serious infections.