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The 13 pages that link to Community-acquired pneumonia, each with the reason it gives.

• MacrolideRelated: Macrolides may treat atypical bacterial causes, subject to local resistance and treatment guidance.

• PneumoniaBroader topic: This common category is defined by where infection is acquired.

• AmoxicillinRelated: Oral amoxicillin is used for selected cases where susceptible bacteria are likely.

• Aspiration pneumoniaNarrower topic: Aspiration pneumonia is assessed within the broader clinical problem of pneumonia.

• AzithromycinRelated: Azithromycin is used in selected treatment regimens, often alongside another antibiotic.

• CeftriaxoneRelated: Ceftriaxone is commonly paired with another agent for hospitalized patients.

• ErythromycinBroader topic: Erythromycin can treat susceptible atypical respiratory pathogens, though resistance limits its role.

• Legionnaires' diseaseCompared with: Legionnaires' disease can resemble ordinary community-acquired pneumonia but requires specific testing.

• ClarithromycinRelated: Clarithromycin can treat susceptible respiratory bacteria and atypical pathogens causing this infection.

• LevofloxacinRelated: Levofloxacin is an option for selected cases, including some patients needing broad respiratory coverage.

• MoxifloxacinRelated: Moxifloxacin is an option for selected cases in adults when appropriate.

• Chlamydia pneumoniaeNarrower topic: C. pneumoniae can cause pneumonia acquired in the community.

• CefuroximeRelated: Cefuroxime may be used for susceptible causes, depending on severity and local guidance.