Analysis of Clinical Drug Resistance of Mycoplasma in the Genitourinary Tract Infection Patients
Jiao Zhi-jun
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Jiao Zhi-jun
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Objective: To provide information for the clinical application by comparison of antibacterial action of antibiotics in the genitourinary tract infection patients.Methods: Cervix or urethral secretions were obtained from 1183 patients with cervicitis,vaginitis or nongonococcal urethritis.The mycoplasma detection was achieved by culture-susceptibility test.Results: Amount to 534 cases were infected with mycoplasma including 352 female(65.9%) and 182 male(34.1%) male,among which,356 cases were mycoplasma urealytium(Uu),16 cases were human mycoplasma(Mh) and 162 cases were combined infection.The female have higher infection rate than the male(P0.01),Uu and Mh were sensitive to minocycline,deoxycycline and josamycin.The combined infection exhibited highly resistant to antibacterials.Conclusions: Antibiotics for genitourinary tract mycoplasma infection should be selected according to the result of drug susceptibity test.
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Objective: To provide information for the clinical application by comparison of antibacterial action of antibiotics in the genitourinary tract infection patients.Methods: Cervix or urethral secretions were obtained from 1183 patients with cervicitis,vaginitis or nongonococcal urethritis.The mycoplasma detection was achieved by culture-susceptibility test.Results: Amount to 534 cases were infected with mycoplasma including 352 female(65.9%) and 182 male(34.1%) male,among which,356 cases were mycoplasma urealytium(Uu),16 cases were human mycoplasma(Mh) and 162 cases were combined infection.The female have higher infection rate than the male(P0.01),Uu and Mh were sensitive to minocycline,deoxycycline and josamycin.The combined infection exhibited highly resistant to antibacterials.Conclusions: Antibiotics for genitourinary tract mycoplasma infection should be selected according to the result of drug susceptibity test.
Key concepts: Josamycin, Mycoplasma, Urethritis, Cervicitis, Genitourinary system, Antibiotics, Minocycline, Medicine