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STUDY ON DISTRIBUTION OF BACTERIAL HEPATIC ABSCESS

Shaoya Zhang

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Objective To explore the distribution of bacterial hepatic abscess, so as to provide basis for clinic treatment.Methods By anaerobic culture incubator and anaerobic environment created by palladiu catalysis, the samples of 116 patients were incubated for aerobic and anaerobic respectively.Results Out of 116 patients, 71 cases were detected to be positive of pathogenic bacteria, and the positive rate was 61.2% , in which the positive rate of anaerobic and single aerobic bacteria was 40.5% and 48.3% respectively, the rate of being infected with both bacteria was 45.1%.In the 118 stains of bacte-ria, the positive rate of anaerobic and aerobic bacteria was 46.6% and 53.4% respectively.There were 1.66 stains of pathogenic bacteria per sample.Conclusion Although the pathogens of many bacterial hepatic abscess were aerobic bacterial infection, there still were patients infected with anaerobic bacteria.Also, moreover many infection were mixed with several bacteria.It indicated that anaerobic bacterial infection plays an important role in bacterial hepatic abscess.

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Objective To explore the distribution of bacterial hepatic abscess, so as to provide basis for clinic treatment.Methods By anaerobic culture incubator and anaerobic environment created by palladiu catalysis, the samples of 116 patients were incubated for aerobic and anaerobic respectively.Results Out of 116 patients, 71 cases were detected to be positive of pathogenic bacteria, and the positive rate was 61.2% , in which the positive rate of anaerobic and single aerobic bacteria was 40.5% and 48.3% respectively, the rate of being infected with both bacteria was 45.1%.In the 118 stains of bacte-ria, the positive rate of anaerobic and aerobic bacteria was 46.6% and 53.4% respectively.There were 1.66 stains of pathogenic bacteria per sample.Conclusion Although the pathogens of many bacterial hepatic abscess were aerobic bacterial infection, there still were patients infected with anaerobic bacteria.Also, moreover many infection were mixed with several bacteria.It indicated that anaerobic bacterial infection plays an important role in bacterial hepatic abscess.

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Objective To explore the distribution of bacterial hepatic abscess, so as to provide basis for clinic treatment.Methods By anaerobic culture incubator and anaerobic environment created by palladiu catalysis, the samples of 116 patients were incubated for aerobic and anaerobic respectively.Results Out of 116 patients, 71 cases were detected to be positive of pathogenic bacteria, and the positive rate was 61.2% , in which the positive rate of anaerobic and single aerobic bacteria was 40.5% and 48.3% respectively, the rate of being infected with both bacteria was 45.1%.In the 118 stains of bacte-ria, the positive rate of anaerobic and aerobic bacteria was 46.6% and 53.4% respectively.There were 1.66 stains of pathogenic bacteria per sample.Conclusion Although the pathogens of many bacterial hepatic abscess were aerobic bacterial infection, there still were patients infected with anaerobic bacteria.Also, moreover many infection were mixed with several bacteria.It indicated that anaerobic bacterial infection plays an important role in bacterial hepatic abscess.

Key concepts: Anaerobic exercise, Anaerobic bacteria, Bacteria, Microbiology, Pathogenic bacteria, Aerobic bacteria, Microbiological culture, Biology

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