viomycin

/ˌvaɪoʊˈmaɪsɪn/
noun
  1. An antibiotic used to treat tuberculosis, especially in cases where other drugs are not effective.
    • Doctors monitored the patient's kidney function while using viomycin due to potential side effects.
    • The patient was prescribed viomycin as part of a combination therapy for tuberculosis.
    • Viomycin is often given by injection in a hospital setting.