[Bacteriological studies of the human amniotic fluid in repeated amniocenteses].
R Düring, Wilken Hp, Eberhard Straube, H Schmidt
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R Düring, Wilken Hp, Eberhard Straube, H Schmidt
Abstract
The amniocentesis to gain increasing importance ought to be examined whether an alteration of the bacterial flora of the amniotic fluid was caused by repeated amniocentesis. 128 samples of amniotic fluid selected by abdominal amniocentesis were placed in microbiological cultures. Bacteria was isolated in 30 cases, originated predominantly by pollution. Under the circumstance of strong sterile conditions the amniocentesis proven even when repeated a diagnostical way of procedure which does not represent any danger to mother nor child.
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The amniocentesis to gain increasing importance ought to be examined whether an alteration of the bacterial flora of the amniotic fluid was caused by repeated amniocentesis. 128 samples of amniotic fluid selected by abdominal amniocentesis were placed in microbiological cultures. Bacteria was isolated in 30 cases, originated predominantly by pollution. Under the circumstance of strong sterile conditions the amniocentesis proven even when repeated a diagnostical way of procedure which does not represent any danger to mother nor child.
Key concepts: Amniocentesis, Amniotic fluid, Medicine, Obstetrics, Pregnancy, Andrology, Prenatal diagnosis, Fetus