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Some Studies On Bacteriological Profile Of Kidney Stone

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  • Golden Research Thoughts

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  • 2013

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Most of the antimicrobial susceptibility surveillance studies focus on isolates from hospitalized patients. In the present investigation a retrospective analysis of microbiological data of antimicrobial susceptibility of bacterial Urinary Isolates of Urolithiasis from the hospitals in the Barshi town was performed. Such studies had not been undertaken earlier in this region. The bacteriological studies of urinary stone included samples from sixty six (66) cases of Urolithiasis. Thirty three (33) samples showed presence of bacteria namely Klebsiella pneumoniae, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Proteus vulgaris, Escherichia coli, Aeromonas spp. and Staphylococcus saprophyticus. In twenty eight (28) infected stone cases the organisms isolated from crushed stone were same, while five (5) cases of culture positive stones were found different microorganisms. Biochemical identification study was performed as per the standard methods. The problem of Urolithiasis was found more in males than females.The relation between UTI & urinary stones was analyzed in present study, out of Sixty-six UTI(66) cases studied,in thirty-three (50%) cases an infection induced stones in which eight cases (12.12%) from female and twenty five (37.87%) cases from male. Infection induced stones were not detected in the female age group below fifteen. Three (3) cases of infection induced stones were detected in male group below 15. In case of middle age group (16 to 45) infection induced urinary stones were five(5) in female and seventeen(17) in male, while above 46 age group one(01) in female and five(05) in male. Sixty-six cases were reported including 18 female cases (27.27%) & 48 male cases (72.73%). The high incidence (50%) of infection-induced stones seen in the present study is in close agreement with observation of Vargas et al & Benu Dewan et al .The commonest pathogens recovered from pre-operative urine culture and stone cultures were Klebsiella pneumoniae, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Proteus vulgaris, Aeromonas spp, Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus saprophyticus The isolation of urinary opportunistic pathogens among the UTI cases with urinary stones was found to be significant.
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