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H. Nooralhhi (m.d), M .rostami (m.d),
Volume 2, Issue 1 (Spring & Summer 2000)
Abstract

The assessment to bacterial epidemiology in large hospitals help the management of the febrile patients and prescribing the correct kind of antibiotics, before receiving the laboratory results. In a descriptive study during (1996-97) in different hospital departments. The samples were transferred to the laboratory and common bacterias were isolated. In this study, cultural mediums of stool, blood, wound, were used as source the samples the results indicate that, the most common bacteria was E.coli with 30.6%, Staphylococci 14.2% and common infection sites were, urinary 33.3%, blood 21.7% respiratory tracts 14% respectively. The results from this investigation shows that frequency and distribution pattern agrees with those reported by other researchers. The susceptibility of isolated bacteria to Ciprofloxaxin and amino glycosides were quiet high.

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مجله دانشگاه علوم پزشکی گرگان Journal of Gorgan University of Medical Sciences
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