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Scientific Nursing Journal. 2005; 18 (1): 85-89
in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-75063

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Out of 222 patients complaining from signs and symtomps raised suspicion for brucellosis, 39 [16 males and 23 females] further more they suffered from joint and/or swelling. Blood and synovial fluid [SF] from each patient were subjected to serological tests and culture. Concerning SF specimens the investigations were extended to gross examination, Blood-Synovial Fluid Glucose Difference [G-S.F.G.D], protein determination, total and differential W.B.C. count. The investigations revealed high agglutinin titres in both blood and SF specimens, abnormal gross appearance, high value [beyond normal] of B-S.F.G.D., protein, total and differential W.B.C. count. The authors succeeded in isolating brucellae 34 and 36 of blood and SF specimens respectively, with predominance of Brucella abortus [26 out of 36]. Therefore this study recommends on looking after synovitis due to brucella whenever symptoms rais the suspicion of brucellosis or even when a patient complain from joint pain and also on doing culture for exclusive diagnosis and specific medication. Eventually to have an epidemiological concept, and determining resistance emergency of the isolates


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Humans , Male , Female , Child , Adolescent , Adult , Middle Aged , Synovitis/diagnosis , Synovitis/microbiology
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Journal of Community Medicine. 1992; 5 (2): 103-108
in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-24161

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During one year [1988], 101 adult patients [28 males and 73] females from Mosul area, suffering from chronic non-specific urinary tract infection [Chr. UTI] for more than one -year in spite of repeated treatments were subjected to a variety of investigations to reveal the presence of concealed urinary tuberculosis. Sediments of 2.hours urine samples including two early mornings were examined directly by Zeihl-Neelsen stain and by culture, using Lowenstein-Jensen and/or Sula media. The same urine examinations were carried out on a control group consisting of 22 adult persons [9 males and 13 females] who were not suffering from chronic UTI. The study revealed positive results for AFB in 31 cases [30.69%] either by direct microscopy or culture None of the control group showed any positive results


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Humans , Urinary Tract Infections/microbiology , Urine/microbiology
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