ROLE OF ACETIC ACID IN PREVENTION OF PATHOGENS IN SUPPURATIVE CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA IN MILAD HOSPITAL IN 2003

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FATAHI AMIR; FATH ALOLOUMI M.R.

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Journal: Feyz Medical Sciences Journal Year:2004 | Volume:8 | Issue:30 Page(s): 41-44

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ROLE OF ACETIC ACID IN PREVENTION OF PATHOGENS IN SUPPURATIVE CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA IN MILAD HOSPITAL IN 2003

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FATAHI AMIR | FATH ALOLOUMI M.R. | Issue Writer Certificate

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ACETIC ACIDQ2

SUPPURATIVE CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIAQ4

Abstract

Background: SUPPURATIVE CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA (SCOM) is a disease associated with tympanic membrane perforation and pus secretion. Varieties of medications have been applied as oral, local, or even IV preparations to eradicate the infection. Some investigators have used ACETIC ACID 1% or 2% alone or in combination with other drugs. In the present study we have compare the efficacy of ACETIC ACID over the SCOM pathogens. Materials and methods: It was a clinical trial. Samples were collected from ear secretions of 96 patients with SCOM. Isolated microorganisms were cultured in the presence of ACETIC ACID 1% and 2%. Results: Of 100 samples, 20 microorganisms (19 pathogens) were isolated among which 16 bacteria and 3 fungi were identified. Having exposed to ACETIC ACID 1%, 10 microorganisms, including 8 bacteria and 2 fungi, failed to grow, however, none of the aforementioned microorganisms grow following the exposure to the ACETIC ACID 2%.Conclusion: Results have revealed that ACETIC ACID 2% have been applied as an appropriate bactericidal and fungicidal agent in SCOM patients. Further studies dealing with the side effects of ACETIC ACID are highly recommended.

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FATAHI, AMIR, & FATH ALOLOUMI, M.R.. (2004). ROLE OF ACETIC ACID IN PREVENTION OF PATHOGENS IN SUPPURATIVE CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA IN MILAD HOSPITAL IN 2003. FEYZ, 8(30), 41-44. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/40363/en

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FATAHI AMIR, FATH ALOLOUMI M.R.. ROLE OF ACETIC ACID IN PREVENTION OF PATHOGENS IN SUPPURATIVE CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA IN MILAD HOSPITAL IN 2003. FEYZ[Internet]. 2004;8(30):41-44. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/40363/en

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AMIR FATAHI, and M.R. FATH ALOLOUMI, “ROLE OF ACETIC ACID IN PREVENTION OF PATHOGENS IN SUPPURATIVE CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA IN MILAD HOSPITAL IN 2003,” FEYZ, vol. 8, no. 30, pp. 41–44, 2004, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/40363/en

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