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Abscess, Aerobic and Anaerobic Bacteria culture
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Test Abscess, Aerobic and Anaerobic Bacteria culture
Indication Identification of bacteria causing abscess and provide therapy
Physiology Serious anaerobic infections are due to mixed bacterial flora, which act as pathogenic synergists. Wound infestations are caused by the anaerobes - Bacteroides fragilis, Prevotella melaninogenica, Peptostreptococcus prevotii, Fusobacterium. Aerobes are found in less numbers than anaerobes.
Normal Range No growth of aerobic or anaerobic bacteria.
Sample Fluid, pus, or abscess material
Test Method Aerobic and anaerobic culture
Related Tests Cerobrospinal Fluid Anaerobic culture, Fine Needle Aspiration, Susceptibility Testing, Wound culture.
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Mycobacterium Tuberculosis is an aerobic bacteria that is why when a tuberculoma transforms to a cavitatory lesion, the number of bacteria increase to enormus number.If communication between cavity and bronchus is esatablished, then the bacteria coughed out during coughing. Cavitatory pulmonary lesion must be considered sputum +ve until and unless prove otherwise. Always do the microscopy of such patients and even saliva may have bacteria(AFB was detected in saliva of such patient)
(Posted by ANWAR, Pakistan Date : 2/10/2010 )
thank for the information on this web, as i was reading on Apt`s test,I was expecting that you were going to explain more especially in terms of the results after that test has been done, but you didn`t say anything!! how would i know if the blood is the fetal or maternal???
(Posted by Doctor21, South Africa Date : 7/13/2009 )


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