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1. [Middle ear mycosis].

Author

Kunel'skaia VIa and Shadrin GB

Subjects
Ear, Middle microbiology, Ear, Middle pathology, Humans, Mycoses classification, Mycoses microbiology, Otitis Media microbiology
Abstract

Clinical, mycological and histological examinations of 608 patients who had chronic purulent otitis media (n=232) or persistent purulent discharge after surgery on the middle ear (n=376) detected mycosis in 22 (9%) patients with chronic purulent otitis media and in 77 (20%) patients after surgery on the ear. Aspergillus niger occurred in 52.5% patients. Specific general or local treatment was made basing on the species of the pathogen.

Published
2004

2. [The clinico-microbiological and epidemiological aspects of hospital infections in a surgical clinic].

Author

Badikov VD, Znamenskiĭ AV, Belov AB, Lisitsyn AS, and Andreev VA

Subjects
Bacterial Infections classification, Bacterial Infections epidemiology, Cross Infection classification, Cross Infection epidemiology, General Surgery, Gram-Negative Bacterial Infections classification, Gram-Negative Bacterial Infections epidemiology, Gram-Positive Bacterial Infections classification, Gram-Positive Bacterial Infections epidemiology, Hospitals, Special, Humans, Mycoses classification, Mycoses epidemiology, Russia epidemiology, Bacteria, Aerobic, Bacterial Infections microbiology, Cross Infection microbiology, Gram-Negative Bacterial Infections microbiology, Gram-Negative Facultatively Anaerobic Rods, Gram-Positive Bacterial Infections microbiology, Mycoses microbiology
Abstract

Complex clinical and microbiological and epidemiological study of specificity of hospital infections was conducted in surgical clinics of Military and Medical Academy. Analysis of the materials obtained has permitted to develop the classification of agents of modern hospital surgical infections, to study the variety and specificity of forming of microorganism hospital strains. To optimize the system of sanitary and epidemiological inspection on hospital infections and to improve their prophylaxis it is proposed to introduce into the practice of bacteriological laboratories of military medical and prophylactic institutions the quantitative microbiological examinations of clinical material. Besides it is reasonable to have in the stuff of multipurpose military hospitals the post of hospital epidemiologist trained in the actual problems of clinical microbiology, hospital hygiene and surgical infection.

Published
2000

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