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Journal of Practical Medicine ; : 58-59, 2005.
Article in Vietnamese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-5835

ABSTRACT

Wound infection is one of the most important surgical infection and is a high percentage of hospital infection. In general surgical deparment at Can Tho General Hospital from 2001-2002, 110 samples of wound infection were isolated and tested antibiogram. Total of 133 microbial strains were isolated, multi infection is 19.09%, the highest of number of bacterial strain in a sample is 3. E. coli is the most common isolated (26.34%), Klebsiella sp 16.55%, Staphylococcus aureus: 9.78%. The result of antibiogram showed that among cocci gram positive group, lowest resistance antibiotic are vancomycin (6.24%), ciprofloxacin (55.3%); among bacilli negative group most of antibiotic tested were resistant in more than 50%, antibiotics nearly completely resistant were ampicillin (95.92%) and amoxicillin+clavulanic acid (82.35%), amikacin (75.29%). For Pseudomonas, antibiotica are still good effect are ciprofloxacin (90%), colistin (80%). Pseudomonas are still reristant to other antibiotics (50-70%).


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Bacteria , Wounds and Injuries , General Surgery
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Journal of Practical Medicine ; : 47-49, 2005.
Article in Vietnamese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-5793

ABSTRACT

Study on 100 gastroduodenal ulcer patients treated at Can Tho General Hospital between March and December 2001. Results: the prevalence of gastric ulcer was high (58%), followed by duodenal ulcer (39%) and the prevalence of gastroduodenal ulcer was low (3%). The rate of H.pylori positive was 66.66% in duodenal ulcer patients, 55.17% in gastric ulcer patients. The rate of H.pylori infection was 33.33% in gastroduodenal ulcer patients. H.pylori was still sensitive with amoxicillin (97.29%), tetracycline (94.6%), clarythromycine and erythromycin (72.97%), but was highly resistant with metronidazole (91%).


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Helicobacter pylori , Peptic Ulcer , Epidemiology
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