ABSTRACT
Las infecciones oculares por hongos filamentosos han aumentado su incidencia con el pasar de los años. Los traumas corneales, la terapia inmunosupresora y el uso de lentes de contacto han hecho que éstas aumenten su incidencia, pero existe un pequeño porcentaje de paciente que sin ningún factor de riesgo presentan infecciones por estos mohos. En este artículo reportamos dos casos de infección ocular por Fusarium spp. en dos pacientes de 21 y 30 años de edad respectivamente, inmunocompetentes, pertenecientes a las Fuerzas Militares y sin factores de riesgo asociados.
The filamentous fungal eye infections have been increasing in incidence in the last years. Corneal trauma, immunosuppressive therapy and use of contact lenses have increased their incidence, nonetheless a small percentage of patients with no risk factors still present with these mold infections. In this article we report a case of ocular infection by Fusarium spp. in two patients, a 21-year-old and a 30-year-old males. They work with the Military Forces, and were immunocompetent with no risk factors associated to the problem.
As infecções oculares por fungos filamentosos têm aumentado a sua incidência com o passar dos anos. Os traumas da córnea, a terapia imunossupressora e o uso de lentes de contato têm feito que estas aumentem a sua incidência, mas existe uma pequena percentagem de pacientes que semnenhumfator de riscoapresentam infecções por estes bolores. Em este artigo reportamos dois casos de infecção ocular por Fusarium spp. em dois pacientes de 21 e 30 anos de idade respectivamente, imunocompetentes, pertencentes às Forças Militares e semfatores de risco associados.
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Humans , Adult , Keratitis , Corneal Injuries , Fungi , FusariumABSTRACT
Introduction Along with the changes occurred in nutrition, climate over the years, the prevalence of blood disorder related diseases, such as Аllergic purpura (AP), Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) is increasing. The current perspective of health service is focused on the treatment of AP and ITP by using combined therapeutic methods of modern and Mongolian medical approach. Mongolian traditional medicine has an advantage of reducing complications in reducing the recovery duration and also preventing from re-occurrence. Consequently, there is a need for investigation of formulating clinically effective preparation that complies with pharmaceutical standards. Objective The objective of this study was to develop the technology to obtain Tsusan Bolor capsules and establish its some quality criteria indicators. Materials and Methods The medicinal raw materials Gardenia Jasminoides Ellis, Rubia cordiofolia L, Picrorhiza serophulariflora Pennell, Arnebia guttatа, Crocus sativus, L, Pulvis Cornus Bubali and Artificial Bezoar were provided by Traditional medicine factory of the Inner Mongolian University for Nationalities, PRC. The L9(34) experiment test was used to obtain the extracts from crude medicinal plants and TLC, HPLS and pharmacopeias methods were used for the establishing quality criteria indicators of the capsules. Results Within the technological study the appropriate methods to obtain alcohol and water extracts from the medicinal raw materials and the technological scheme to obtain Tsusan bolor capsules were developed. As the results of quality criteria investigation indicated, the total content of gardenia glycoside is 1.71±0.02 mg, water content- 6.25±0.1%, heavy metal and arsenic content less than 10 μg/g and 2μg/g and disintegration time of the capsules is 20±3.