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Ampicillin vs. ampicillin-gentamicin prophylaxis in high-risk primary cesarean section.

A randomized, prospective comparison of ampicillin and ampicillin-gentamicin therapy was conducted in a group of 123 women undergoing primary cesarean section after the onset of labor. All pretreatment patient profiles indicated similar high-risk factors for infection. Febrile morbidity, complication rate and hospital stay were all more favorable in women receiving ampicillin-gentamicin.