Etiological diagnosis of childhood pneumonia by use of transthoracic needle aspiration and modern microbiological methods

التشخيص المسببي للالتهاب الرئوي لدى الأطفال باستخدام الرشف بالإبرة عبر الصدر والطرائق الميكروبيولوجية الحديثة

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2002
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Abstract
Childhood pneumonia is usually treated without determining its etiology. The causative organism can be isolated from specimens of blood, empyema fluid, or lung aspirate, but this is rarely done. The potential of transthoracic needle aspiration for identification of causative agents was tested with u …
تُعالَج ذات الرئة لدى الأطفال عادةً دون تحديد مسبباتها. ويمكن عزل الكائن المسبب من عينات الدم، أو سائل الدبيلة، أو رُشافة الرئة، غير أن ذلك نادراً ما يُجرى. وقد اختُبرت إمكانات الارتشاف بالإبرة عبر الصدر لتحديد العوامل المسببة باستخدام u …
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Authors Vuori-Holopainen E;Salo E;Saxén H;Hedman K;Hyypiä T;Lahdenperä R;Leinonen M;Tarkka E;Vaara M;Peltola H;;
Journal Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America
Year 2002
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