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A GRUBU DIŞI BETA HEMOLİTİK STREPTOKOKLARIN FARENJİTLERDEKİ ÖNEMİ

Role Of Beta Hemolytic Streptococci Other Than A Group In Etiology Of Pharyngitis

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To investigate the ro'e of beta hemo'ytic streptococci other than A group (BHSOTA) in etio'ogy of pharyngitis, throat cu'Wures were performed from 1500 patients with suspected pharyngitis and 100 hea'thy contro's. Beta-hemo'ytic streptococci were grouped by using bacitrasin and trimethoprim-su'famethoxazo'e disks, PYR test and group specific antisera. The iso'ation rates of BHSOTA were 4%, and 17% in patients and contro' groups respective'y (p<0.05), while the iso'ation rate of group A streptococci were 0%, 4% in the metloned groups, respective'y (p<0.05). It can be conc'uded that the BHSOTA (streptococci other than group A) are not important in etio'ogy of pharyngitis.
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Farenjit,< n etiyolojisinde A grubu dışı beta hemolitik streptokokların (AGDBHS) rolünü araştırmak amacıyla; kontrol grubu (n=100) ile birlikte farenjit ön tanıtı hastaların (n=1500) boğaz kültürleri yapıldı. Beta hemolitik streptokoklar basitrasin ve trimetoprim-sülfometaksazole duyarlılık, PYR testi ve grup antiserumları kullanılarak gruplandırıldı. AGDBHS'lar hastalarda %4, kontrol grubunda %17 oranında bulundu(p<0.05). Farenjit etkeni o'arak kabu' edilen A grubu beta hemo'itik streptokoklar (AGBHS) ise hasta grubunda %4 oranında bu'unurken, kontro' grubunda saptanamadı (p<0.05). AGDBHS'Oarın farenjit etiyo'ojisinde önem'i o'madığı kanısına varı'dı.
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