Listeria monocytogenes, yersenia enterocolitica and campylobacter species in table ready foods and dressed poultry marketed

The present study was conducted on 100 diarrheal patients, out of them 50 bilharzial patients and the remaining were 50 nonbilharizal ones. Another 50 apparently healthy subjects were considered as control group. Also, the study was conducted in 25 random samples, of chicken and 25 random samples were taken from table ready foods in supermarket. All collected specimens were subjected to the bacteriological investigations for isolation and identification of campylobacter species, Y. entrocolitica and Listeria monocytogen. Campylobacter J. biotype I was the single biotype of campylobacter species which was isolated from both diarrheal cases [4%] and chicken [20%] listeria monocytogen was more frequent among diarrheal bilharzial cases [10%] than nonbilharzial ones [4%], while Yersenia enterocolitica was detected at higher percentage among diarrheal nonbilharzial [8%] than bilharzial one [4%]. Listeria monocytogen and Y. enterocolitica were detected in chicken in percentage of [4% and 8% respetively]. Y. enterocolitic was isolated from [8% and 4%] of Lancho and cheese respectively

Transurethral meatotomy for ureteric stones

Between 1975 and 1980 we managed 38 patients with intramural ureteric stones by endoscopic ureteral meatotomy. The technique is very easy and uniformly successful as compared to transabdominal surgery. Vesicoureteral reflux occurred in 12 percent of cases but only in one instance was it of the complete type reaching the kidney. Reflux usually does not occur if the meatotomy incision is less than 1 cm