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Akut vulvovajinitli hastalarda vajinal kültür sonuçlarının retrospektif analizi: Üniversite deneyimi

Retrospective analysis of culture results of cases with acute vulvovaginitis: University experience

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CONCLUSION: The most frequent pathogen detected in culture of patients with acute vulvovaginitis was candida subspecies in our clinic.

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Objective & Hypothesis:OBJECTIVE: To analyse the results of the vaginal cultures and find out the prevalence of pathogens in patients with acute vulvovaginitis, retrospectively.
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Key Findings & Data:STUDY DESIGN: Vaginal cultures results of patients with the diagnosis of acute vulvovaginitis were analyzed retrospectively between June 2005 and January 2006.
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Conclusion & Impact:CONCLUSION: The most frequent pathogen detected in culture of patients with acute vulvovaginitis was candida subspecies in our clinic.
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OBJECTIVE: To analyse the results of the vaginal cultures and find out the prevalence of pathogens in patients with acute vulvovaginitis, retrospectively. STUDY DESIGN: Vaginal cultures results of patients with the diagnosis of acute vulvovaginitis were analyzed retrospectively between June 2005 and January 2006. RESULTS: Totally 241 patients were included in the study within 6 months time period. Mean age of patients was 30,63±6,87 changing between 19 and 57 years. While there was no pathogen detected in 18,3% (44/241) of vaginal cultures, various pathogens growed in 81,7% (197/241) of cultures. Normal vaginal flora was detected in 70,6% (139/197) of cultures with growth. The second most common pathogen was Candida subspecies with a rate of 14,2% (28/197). Other pathogens were Candida albicans, E.coli, Gardnerella vajinalis, Klebsiella pneumonia, Candida subspecies and Klebsiella, Candida albicans and Klebsiella, Candida albicans and Gardnerella vajinalis with a rate of %7,1 (14/197), %4,1 (8/197), %2 (4/197), %0,5 (1/197), %0,5 (1/197), %0,5 (1/197) and %0,5 (1/197) respectively. CONCLUSION: The most frequent pathogen detected in culture of patients with acute vulvovaginitis was candida subspecies in our clinic.

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Akut vulvovajinit tanısı almış hastalarda vajen kültür sonuçlarını ve etkenlerin görülme sıklığını retrospektif olarak incelemek. Haziran 2005-Ocak 2006 tarihleri arasında akut vulvovajinit tanısı konulan hastalardan alınan vajen kültür sonuçları retrospektif olarak incelendi. Altı aylık süre içerisinde toplam 241 hasta çalışmaya dahil edildi. Hastaların ortalama yaşı 30,63±6,87 idi ve 19 ile 57 arasında değişmekte idi. Alınan vajen kültürlerinin %18,3'ünde (44/241) üreme olmaz iken % 81,7'sinde (197/241) üreme tespit edildi. Üreme olan vajen kültürlerinin %70,6'sında (139/197) normal vajen florası üredi. İkinci sıklıkta %14,2 (28/197) oranında Candida subspecies ürediği görüldü. Üreyen diğer etkenler sırası ile %7,1 (14/197) Candida albicans, %4,1 (8/197) E.coli, %2 (4/197) Gardnerella vajinalis, %0,5 (1/197) Klebsiella pneumonia, %0,5 (1/197) Candida subspecies ve Klebsiella, %0,5 (1/197) Candida albicans ve Klebsiella ve %0,5 (1/197) Candida albicans ve Gardnerella vajinalis İdi. Kliniğimizde akut vulvovajinit tanısı alan olgularda, vajen kültüründe en sık Candida alt türleri üremiştir.

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TÜRKÇÜOĞLU, I., ÜSTÜN, E. Y., ÜSTÜN, Y., YETKİN, G. İ. (2008). Akut vulvovajinitli hastalarda vajinal kültür sonuçlarının retrospektif analizi: Üniversite deneyimi. GORM:Gynecology Obstetrics & Reproductive Medicine, Cilt: 14 - Sayı: 3, 179–181. https://ajindex.com/articles/227719

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