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Drug Sensitivity Test of Mycoplasma in Female Genital Tract Infection:Analysis of 5 177 Cases

Yue Fang

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OBJECTIVE:To study female mycoplasma infection and the drug sensitivity test of mycoplasma. METHODS:Ureaplasma urealyticum(Uu)and mycoplasma hominis(Mh)of cervical secretions sampled from 5 177 female genital infection cases in our hospital were identified by cultivation,and resistance to antibiotics for them was also detected. RESULTS:Of 5 177 infection cases,mycoplasms were cultured from 2 816 specimens with total positive rate of 54.39%. Among them,there were 2 457 cases of Uu infection(47.46%),51 cases of Mh infection(0.99%)and 308 cases of mixed infection(5.95%). The highest susceptibilities of 2 816 strains of mycoplasma to antibiotic were azithromycin,josamycine and klinomycin. The highest drug resistance rates of mycoplasma were cillimycin. CONCLUSION:Rational use of drugs based on drug sensitivity test is of importance to prevent the production of drug-resistence mycoplasma.

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OBJECTIVE:To study female mycoplasma infection and the drug sensitivity test of mycoplasma. METHODS:Ureaplasma urealyticum(Uu)and mycoplasma hominis(Mh)of cervical secretions sampled from 5 177 female genital infection cases in our hospital were identified by cultivation,and resistance to antibiotics for them was also detected. RESULTS:Of 5 177 infection cases,mycoplasms were cultured from 2 816 specimens with total positive rate of 54.39%. Among them,there were 2 457 cases of Uu infection(47.46%),51 cases of Mh infection(0.99%)and 308 cases of mixed infection(5.95%). The highest susceptibilities of 2 816 strains of mycoplasma to antibiotic were azithromycin,josamycine and klinomycin. The highest drug resistance rates of mycoplasma were cillimycin. CONCLUSION:Rational use of drugs based on drug sensitivity test is of importance to prevent the production of drug-resistence mycoplasma.

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OBJECTIVE:To study female mycoplasma infection and the drug sensitivity test of mycoplasma. METHODS:Ureaplasma urealyticum(Uu)and mycoplasma hominis(Mh)of cervical secretions sampled from 5 177 female genital infection cases in our hospital were identified by cultivation,and resistance to antibiotics for them was also detected. RESULTS:Of 5 177 infection cases,mycoplasms were cultured from 2 816 specimens with total positive rate of 54.39%. Among them,there were 2 457 cases of Uu infection(47.46%),51 cases of Mh infection(0.99%)and 308 cases of mixed infection(5.95%). The highest susceptibilities of 2 816 strains of mycoplasma to antibiotic were azithromycin,josamycine and klinomycin. The highest drug resistance rates of mycoplasma were cillimycin. CONCLUSION:Rational use of drugs based on drug sensitivity test is of importance to prevent the production of drug-resistence mycoplasma.

Key concepts: Ureaplasma urealyticum, Mycoplasma hominis, Mycoplasma, Azithromycin, Drug resistance, Antibiotics, Microbiology, Drug

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