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silver sulfadiazine (Rx)Brand and Other Names:Silvadene, Thermazene, more...SSD Cream
- Classes: Antibacterials, Topical
Dosing & Uses
Dosage Forms & Strengths
- 1%
Burn Wound Infections (2°/3°)
1% cream: Apply qDay-q12hr to burn
Dosage Forms & Strengths
- 1%
Burn Wound Infections (2°/3°)
<2 months: Contraindicated
>2 months (1% cream): Apply qDay-q12hr to burn
Interaction Checker
No Results
Serious - Use Alternative
Significant - Monitor Closely
Adverse Effects
Frequency Not Defined
Necrosis of the skin
Erythema multiforme
Transient skin discoloration
Hemolytic anemia (in patients with G6PD deficiency)
Aplastic anemia
Dermatologic and hypersensitivity reactions (eg, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, TEN)
Adverse GI effects
Hepatitis and hepatocellular necrosis
Adverse nervous system effects
Toxic nephrosis
Interstitial nephritis
Sulfa allergy
G6PD deficiency
Sulfonamides may increase possibility of kernicterus; therefore, do not use during near-term pregnancy, in premature infants, or in infants below age 2 months
Not recommended for use in pregnant women unless the burned area covers more than 20% of body surface or therapeutic benefits to patient outweigh the possible risks to the fetus
Although silver sulfadiazine is minimally absorbed, it reacts with body fluids to release sulfadiazine, which is absorbed and may reach substantial serum concentrations
Absorption of silver sulfadiazine varies depending on the percent of body surface area and the extent of the tissue damage; it is possible that any adverse reaction associated with sulfonamides may occur including blood dyscrasias, dermatologic and allergic reactions (including life-threatening cutaneous reactions [Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN), exfoliative dermatitis]), GI reactions, hepatitis and hepatocellular necrosis, CNS reactions, and toxic nephrosis
Hepatic/renal impairment
Pregnancy & Lactation
Pregnancy category: C, X (near term)
Lactation: Not known if distributed into breast milk; use caution
Pregnancy Categories
A:Generally acceptable. Controlled studies in pregnant women show no evidence of fetal risk.
B:May be acceptable. Either animal studies show no risk but human studies not available or animal studies showed minor risks and human studies done and showed no risk.
C:Use with caution if benefits outweigh risks. Animal studies show risk and human studies not available or neither animal nor human studies done.
D:Use in LIFE-THREATENING emergencies when no safer drug available. Positive evidence of human fetal risk.
X:Do not use in pregnancy. Risks involved outweigh potential benefits. Safer alternatives exist.
NA:Information not available.
Mechanism of Action
Acts on cell membrane and cell wall
Peak plasma time: 3-11 days
Half-life: 10 hr
Excretion: Urine (50%)
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday announced that Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare would arrive today on a five-day state visit to strengthen bilateral ties, a move meant to counter previous speculation that the country's ties with the Southern Pacific island were unstable. The director of the ministry's Department of East Asia and Pacific Affairs, Donald Lee (李傳通), said that Sogavare would lead a 12-person delegation and was expected to meet with a number of ranking officials. In May, many speculated that diplomatic relations with the Solomon Islands were at risk, when riots in the southern Pacific country forced a parliamentary election. Solomon Islands' foreign minister visited Taiwan from July 28 to Aug. 2 and now the prime minister is arriving, indicating that bilateral ties between the two countries remained firm, Lee said.
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Ratings based on 35 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.1 Room cleanliness
4.3 Service & staff
3.9 Room comfort
4.0 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified ReviewsThey paid and stayed. We double-checked.
by A verified traveler
Hotel and staff were excellent.Posted Apr 11, 2016
Pros: Excellent service, friendly staff and reliable and fast wi-fi.
Cons: No improvements required.
Location: Located near to malls and various banks, shops, etc. Really good location.
The hotel staff are very friendly and accommodating and always makes one feel welcome.
by Carlos from Barcelona
Posted Jan 22, 2016 on Hotels
Después de 5 semanas de viaje por África, el personal y las comodidades del hotel fueron un broche de oro.
Comment from Hotel Management
Apr 9, 2016 by allen, Hotel Management
carlos gracias por la hermosa retroalimentación. estamos encantados de que haya disfrutado de su estancia con nosotros. estamos deseando darle la bienvenida de nuevo en un futuro próximo. usando el traductor de Google
by A verified traveler from Las Vegas
Quiet friendly clean very modern hotelPosted Jan 3, 2016
Very nice new lovely lobby and extra friendly staff. Room excellent new very clean and beautiful setting garden in back. Area is not safe to walk around in at night. Not much to do right there except stay in the hotel but vety close tp downtown and close to the ocean but again nothing to see or really do at the ocean there?
Comment from Hotel Management
Feb 6, 2016 by Allen Saitoti , Hotel Management
Good day Scott, thank you for taking your time to write feedback about your stay. i would also like to inform you that we have begun a refurb programme to upgrade our bedrooms so hopefully on your next visit we can allocate you to these. Allen Saitoti firstname.lastname@example.com
by Amir
Posted Dec 22, 2015 on Hotels
Comment from Hotel Management
Apr 9, 2016 by allen, Hotel Management
Good afternoon Amir, greetings from southern sun Dar es salaam. i have noticed the low rating in reference to your previous stay with us. please do share with me where you saw we went wrong to ensure that your next visit we meet all your expectations. you might also want to know that we have embarked on a room refurbishment project in all our bed rooms to give them a more modern look and feel.
by A verified traveler
Posted Nov 25, 2015
comfortable respite from the chaos of the city - easy walking distace to the National museum and cathedrals, short taxi ride to other sites
by A verified traveler
Lite slitet men helt okPosted Oct 23, 2015 on Hotels
Hotellet har en trevlig innegård med restaurang och pool. Poolen ligger dock lite för nära restaurangen och det känns lite som man bada r bland middags- lunchgästerna. Maten och frukosten väldigt god. Rummen lite slitna men helt ok.
Comment from Hotel Management
Apr 9, 2016 by allen, Hotel Management
good day Tack för dina synpunkter och hjälper dig planera din resa. Vi har påbörjat vår sovrum renovering projektet och hoppas på att slutföras i juni 2016. Det kommer att bli vårt nöje att vara värd för dig inom en snar framtid.
by A verified traveler from Canada
Excellent 4* class Hotel, well locatedPosted Oct 6, 2015
Pros: everything
Cons: The restaurant personnel should be have a less agressive approach to serve you more of everything
Location: Excellent location, not far from city utilities
I had all the services expoected from a 4 stars class hotel, and more. size of the room, Service, cleanliness, equipment, choice of meals for breeakfast and a good restaurant. One thing though, restaurant personnel wants to clean your my too fast and serve you more drinks. Kind of pressure sales I dont like.
by Runa from Göteborg
Business hotelPosted Sep 24, 2015 on Hotels
A beautiful hotel in downtown Dar in an area full of embassies. So if you have business there, a perfect location. Otherwise this is a fairly dead area over weekends. It is close to the coast but no seaview. Also close to ferry for zanzibar. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Room was not that big but w enough space for a comfortable double bed, a desk, an armchair, a cupboard and a suitcase stand. Bathroom w both a bathtub and a shower. Complimentary products. (Hair dryer hidden in a drawer in the room.) Room towards the pool was very quiet. But I heard there is a party rental place to close that might play sone loud music in the early evenings. I also saw a room facing the parking, which had two big beds otherwise it looked equally nice. Breakfast was plentiful w a buffe as well as eggs to order. Milk, yoghurt, cereals, fruit, sausages, bacon, bread, cheese, salmon, juice, tea, coffee etc. Inside AC seating or at the outside overlooking the pool/garden area. The pool was situated in the small beautiful backside garden area. Not so big but enough for a cooling swim. Dinner in the evening close to pool area on ground floor was good. My tuna was ok but a bit dull. They also have a business center that helped me to buy a ticket for the zanzibar ferry for a fee of 5$.
Comment from Hotel Management
Apr 9, 2016 by allen, Hotel Management
hello Runa, thank you for the lovely and detailed feedback. our new chef jimmy will be more than willing to make-up to the tuna meal you had on your next visit. i would also like to mention that we have begun an exciting project to refurbish all our bedrooms. this will be completed in June 2016 with a bright and modern look.
by A verified traveler
Bra jobb hotell!Posted Sep 21, 2015 on Hotels
Southern sun är en jättebra hotell om man är i Dar för jobb och vill vara nära centrumet. Själva hotellet är fint och fräscht och har även ett gymm som funkar fint. Frukosten är jättebra och wi fi fungerar toppen. Enda som är dåligt är ljudisoleringen, så när du bokar be om ett rum på den tysta sidan. Annars riskerar man swahili disco på rummet till sena timmar.
Comment from Hotel Management
Apr 9, 2016 by allen, Hotel Management
bra dag och tack för feedback. Vi har ett nära samarbete med miljö kommissionen att minska partymusiken nivåer från närliggande platser. Vi har även börjat att renovera ditt sovrum och juni 2016 alla rum kommer att slutföras
by A verified traveler from Eskisehir, Turkey
Dar Southern SunPosted Sep 20, 2015
When I checked in, I was invited to a house party which I was told that it has been going on every Wednesday. That was really a nice taken very seriously by the hotel staff. Thanks the hotel manegement for keeping up this hotel cheerful. The rest is usual Southern Sun treat meeting travellers' expectations.


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Music helps Starship
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Cempbell Mackenzie hopes his songs can bring some relief to sick kids in Starship children's hospital.
The 12-year-old musician is a regular performer at the hospital's on-site radio station, Radio Lollipop, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
Radio Lollipop got started to help children through the often tedious hours of 6pm to 8pm after visitors have gone home but sleep is still a few hours away.
As well as being a part-time radio station, volunteers visit wards and help entertain patients by playing games with them.
The station is yet to be broadcast to other hospitals but volunteers also visit Kidz First Middlemore, Whangarei Hospital and will soon be at Waitakere Hospital.
The MacKenzie family has supported Starship since Campbell was a patient there as a baby. He was born with a tracheoesophageal fistula which stopped him from eating.
"Basically his ear and food tubes were mixed up," his father Blair says. "At two days old they literally sliced him in half and re-plumbed him."
The Mt Eden schoolboy hasn't suffered any lasting effects from the life-threatening condition and is a keen singer, songwriter and guitar player. At the moment he is hard at work rehearsing with his band Undercover Rock that has made it into the Auckland regional finals of the Smokefreerockquest.
At 8 he decided it was time to give something back to the hospital that saved him.
Every year since then he has taken to the streets during New Zealand Music Month and busked to raise money for Starship.
In four years he has raised around $2500. It was on a trip to deliver one of his donations that he first got involved with Radio Lollipop.
"It really nice to be able to go and play for the kids up on the wards. Hopefully when they listen to my music they will forget they are in hospital and concentrate on the music so much that their pain goes away. It's a kind of musical pain reliever."
Campbell says, as well as being rewarding, playing at Radio Lollipop has also given him some exciting opportunities.
On one visit he got to sing along with Kiwi band The Babysitters Circus when they performed the song Everything's Gonna Be All Right.
Radio Lollipop chairwoman Lorraine Andrewes says Campbell's contribution and that of the 120 volunteers who keep the charity ticking over is invaluable.
But more help is needed, especially in South Auckland, Whangarei and Waitakere.
"We need more volunteers because what we provide is all about connection – a one-on-one connection with a child and the ability to make a real difference to what is sometimes a very traumatic experience."
Volunteers need to be available once a week for three to four hours.
Visit radiolollipop.org for more information.
- Central Leader
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