MICROBIOLOGICAL PATTERN AND RISK FACTORS OF BACTERIAL COLONIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH CLINICALLY STABLE BORONCHIECTASIS

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GOUHARI MOGHADAM K.; ALIZADEH FOROUTAN M.; EMADIAN O.

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Journal: TANAFFOS Year:2004 | Volume:3 | Issue:9 Page(s): 53-59

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MICROBIOLOGICAL PATTERN AND RISK FACTORS OF BACTERIAL COLONIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH CLINICALLY STABLE BORONCHIECTASIS

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GOUHARI MOGHADAM K. | ALIZADEH FOROUTAN M. | EMADIAN O. | Issue Writer Certificate

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BRONCHIECTASISQ4

BACTERIAL COLONIZATIONQ4

POTENTIALLY PATHOGENIC MICROORGANISM (PPM)Q4

BALQ4

Abstract

Background: BRONCHIECTASIS, dilatation of bronchi with diameter more than 2 mm is a septic and inflammatory process of the lung, caused by infections and systemic or local defense abnormalities of tracheobronchial tree that may lead to destruction of bronchial wall. Infections usually cause inflammatory reaction and destruction of bronchial wall, this further leads to more disturbance in local defense and a vicious cycle of inflammation and BACTERIAL COLONIZATION occurs. These bacteria divided to Potentially Pathogen Microorganism (PPM) or non-PPM. The purpose of this study was to find microbiologic pattern and associated (risk) factors in Iranian population and use of more narrow spectrum antibiotics. Materials & Methods: Forty patients with proven diagnosis of BRONCHIECTASIS by HRCT in a clinically stable condition fulfilled the inclusion criteria. Fiberoptic bronchoscopy was performed just after spirometry and BAL sampling was achieved. Cut off point of 10000 CFU was considered for positivity of culture media. Results: S. pneumoniae was the predominant pathogen. There was 85% rate of colonization by PPM. We found FEV1< 80% and FVC< 80% as risk factors for BACTERIAL COLONIZATION by PPM and S. pneumoniae. Age of diagnosis<20 years was the additional risk factor for colonization of S. pneumoniae. Cystic BRONCHIECTASIS was predominant type of lesion and was more common in women. Conclusion: We have found some differences regarding the rate of colonization, number of patients with airflow limitation, and the predominant pathogen as compared with Western societies.

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GOUHARI MOGHADAM, K., ALIZADEH FOROUTAN, M., & EMADIAN, O.. (2004). MICROBIOLOGICAL PATTERN AND RISK FACTORS OF BACTERIAL COLONIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH CLINICALLY STABLE BORONCHIECTASIS. TANAFFOS, 3(9), 53-59. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/52689/en

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GOUHARI MOGHADAM K., ALIZADEH FOROUTAN M., EMADIAN O.. MICROBIOLOGICAL PATTERN AND RISK FACTORS OF BACTERIAL COLONIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH CLINICALLY STABLE BORONCHIECTASIS. TANAFFOS[Internet]. 2004;3(9):53-59. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/52689/en

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K. GOUHARI MOGHADAM, M. ALIZADEH FOROUTAN, and O. EMADIAN, “MICROBIOLOGICAL PATTERN AND RISK FACTORS OF BACTERIAL COLONIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH CLINICALLY STABLE BORONCHIECTASIS,” TANAFFOS, vol. 3, no. 9, pp. 53–59, 2004, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/52689/en

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