viocin

/ˈvaɪəsɪn/
noun
  1. An antibiotic used to treat tuberculosis, especially in cases where other drugs are not effective.
    • Because viocin can cause side effects, patients are monitored closely during treatment.
    • Viocin is usually given as an injection in a hospital setting.
    • The doctor prescribed viocin for the patient's drug-resistant tuberculosis.
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