1. Bakteriološka pretraga kod akutnih odontogenih infekcija
- Author
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D, Katanec and V, Amsel
- Subjects
Bacteria, Aerobic ,Bacteria, Anaerobic ,bakteriološke pretrage ,odontogena infekcija ,odontogenic abscess ,microbiological testing ,Humans ,Bacterial Infections ,Mouth Diseases - Abstract
Potaknuti podacima i spoznajom da akutne odontogene infekcije maksilofacijalne regije još i danas u eri vrlo razvijene antibakterijske kemoterapije predstavljaju velik problem, željeli smo odrediti pogodan način uzimanja uzorka za mikrobiološku pretragu i određivanje antibiograma kod akutnih odontogenih infekcija. Ispitivanju je podvrgnuto dvadeset četiri bolesnika s odontogenim apscesima koji prethodno nisu bili tretirani niti medikamentno niti kirurški. Uzorci su uzeti punkcijom u količini od 0,5 do 1 ccm3 i stavljeni u transportnu hranjivu podlogu, te pomoću sterilne eze (putem brisa). Nasađivani su na hranilišta u roku od 4, 24 i 48 sati nakon uzimanja. U tvrdili smo da je uzimanje uzorka punkcijom u količini od 0,5 do 1 ccm gnjojnog sadržaja i inokulacija uzetog uzorka u transportnu hranjivu podlogu pogodan način, jer se tako osjetljive bakterijske vrste očuvaju i do 48 sati nakon uzimanja uzorka., We embarked upon this study to find an appropriate method of sampling for microbiological testing and determination of antibiogram in acute odontogenic infections, of maxillofacial region since they have been documented to cause considerable problems, in face of advanced antibacterial chemotherapy. Twenty-four patients with odontogenic abscesses, not previously treated either medicinally or surgically, were included in the study. Samples of 0.5 to 1 ccm3 were taken either biopsy and placed in a nutrient transport medium, or by means of a sterile wire loop (by a swab). They were cultured in a medium with in 4, 24 and 48 h after sampling. Sampling of 0.5 to 1 ccm 3 of the purulent matter and its inoculation in a nutrient transport medium was found to be quite appropriate, since sensitive strains of bacteria can thus be preserved up to 48 h after sampling. Mixed aerobic-anaerobic cultures were found to prevail in the samples under study.
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- 1987