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A Rare Pathogen of Otitis Externa: Vibrio Alginolyticus

Eksternal Otitde Nadir Bir Patojen: Vibrio Alginolyticus

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128–131
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As a result, rare external otitis due to Vibrio alginolyticus was presented and physical properties of the Mediterranean Sea reminded of eligibility for this microorganism in cases of external otitis in this area is to be kept in mind that this pathogen.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Otitis externa is a variety of external ear canal infection and.frequently encounter in thepractices ear nose and throat physicians.
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Key Findings & Data:This article was presented 43-year-old male patient who developed right earexternal otitis by Vibrio alginolyticus after swimming and diving sport the MediterraneanSea.
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Conclusion & Impact:As a result, rare external otitis due to Vibrio alginolyticus was presented and physical properties of the Mediterranean Sea reminded of eligibility for this microorganism in cases of external otitis in this area is to be kept in mind that this pathogen.
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Otitis externa is a variety of external ear canal infection and.frequently encounter in thepractices ear nose and throat physicians. Vibrio alginolyticus that can be found naturally insea water and gram (-) holofilik bacillus is a rare pathogen in humans. This microorganismmay cause rarely extraintestinal infections such as wound infection, external otitis andconjunctivitis. This article was presented 43-year-old male patient who developed right earexternal otitis by Vibrio alginolyticus after swimming and diving sport the MediterraneanSea. As a result, rare external otitis due to Vibrio alginolyticus was presented and physical properties of the Mediterranean Sea reminded of eligibility for this microorganism in cases of external otitis in this area is to be kept in mind that this pathogen.

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Otitis eksterna kulak burun bo az hekimlerinin pratiklerinde sıkça kar ıla tıkları dı kulak yolu kanalının çe itli patojenlere ba lı enfeksiyonudur. Vibrio alginolyticus deniz suyunda do al olarak bulunabilen ve insanda nadiren patojen olan gram (-) holofilik basildir. Bu mikroorganizma çok nadiren yara enfeksiyonu, eksternal otit, konjoktivit gibi ekstraintestinal enfeksiyonlara neden olabilir. Makalede Akdeniz denizinde yüzme ve dalma sporu sonrası sa kula ında Vibrio alginolyticus'a ba lı eksternal otit geli en 43 ya ında bir erkek hasta sunuldu. Sonuç olarak Vibrio alginolyticus'a ba lı nadir eksternal otit olgusu ile beraber Akdeniz denizinin fizik özelliklerinin bu mikroorganizma için uygunlu u hatırlatılarak bu bölgedeki eksternal otit vakalarında bu patojenin akılda tutulması amaçlandı.

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GARÇA, M. F., BAYRAM, Y., TURAN, M., AVŞAR, B., BEKTAŞ, A., ÇANKAYA, H. (2013). A Rare Pathogen of Otitis Externa: Vibrio Alginolyticus. Tıp Araştırmaları Dergisi, Cilt: 11 - Sayı: 3, 128–131. https://ajindex.com/articles/361840

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