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External Infections of the Eye: Bacterial, Viral and Mycotic,
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1978Dr Fedukowicz's first edition of External Infections of the Eye has for a number of years been the standard text in the field. The second edition is an even greater contribution. It has been brought up-to-date, especially in the area of therapy, chlamydial infections, and bibliography.
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Detection of bacterial infection of the eye chalazion in Mosul City
Science Archives, 2022Chalazion is a common infection of the meibomian gland in all ages’ eyelids. The current study sought to isolate and identify bacteria linked with chalazion in patients hospitalized to Mosul hospitals between 10/1/2021 and 1/3/2022. Samples were obtained using swabs soaked in the transport media (amies), and bacteria were identified using traditional ...
Abeer Mahmood. AL-Sabaawy +3 more
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SubTenon Injection of Gentamicin for Bacterial Infections of the Eye
Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1971Bacterial infection of the eye presents unique problems. Protease-producing bacteria such as Pseudomonas may cause perforation of the globe in less than a day. With intraocular infections, it is very difficult to obtain adequately high levels of antibiotics so that minimal inhibitory concentrations are reached within the ocular tissues.
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Cornea, 2018
Purpose: To examine postoperative reports of infection rates for eye bank-prepared and non–eye bank-prepared corneas from January 1, 2006 to December 31, 2017, from a single eye bank.
Kristin J Mathes +5 more
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Purpose: To examine postoperative reports of infection rates for eye bank-prepared and non–eye bank-prepared corneas from January 1, 2006 to December 31, 2017, from a single eye bank.
Kristin J Mathes +5 more
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Advances in Materials
Multidrug‐resistant (MDR) bacteria and their associated biofilms are major causative factors in eye infections, often resulting in blindness and presenting considerable global health challenges.
Hengrui Zhang +9 more
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Multidrug‐resistant (MDR) bacteria and their associated biofilms are major causative factors in eye infections, often resulting in blindness and presenting considerable global health challenges.
Hengrui Zhang +9 more
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Chemotherapy of Bacterial Infections of the Eye
1992The founder of modern diagnostic bacteriology, Robert Koch, laid the grounds for the substantial advances in the knowledge of infectious diseases of the eye that were made by Theodor Axenfeld around the turn of the century. The far-reaching insights into the etiology and pathogenesis of infectious diseases of the eye reported by T Axenfeld in his ...
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The Treatment of Bacterial Infections of the Eye
1976The healthy eye is remarkably well protected from the common bacterial pathogens which are found around the lids and the conjunctival sac. The majority of serious intraoccular bacterial infections result either from a failure of these protective mechanisms or as a result of direct inoculation of microorganisms into the eye.
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A cluster of deep bacterial infections following eye surgery associated with construction dust
Journal of Hospital Infection, 2006Three cases of serious eye infection (two endophthalmitis, one orbital cellulitis; two caused by Staphylococcus aureus, one caused by viridans streptococci) occurred shortly after surgery (two cataracts, one retinal detachment repair) within two weeks.
A P, Gibb, B W, Fleck, L, Kempton-Smith
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Advancement of science
Bacterial keratitis (BK) is a type of corneal inflammation resulting from bacterial infection in the eye. Although nanozymes have been explored as promising materials in corneal wound healing, currently available nanozymes lack sufficient catalytic ...
Keke Wang +7 more
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Bacterial keratitis (BK) is a type of corneal inflammation resulting from bacterial infection in the eye. Although nanozymes have been explored as promising materials in corneal wound healing, currently available nanozymes lack sufficient catalytic ...
Keke Wang +7 more
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Acute bacterial infection of the eye: bacterial keratitis and endophthalmitis.
Transactions of the ophthalmological societies of the United Kingdom, 1986Bacterial keratitis and endophthalmitis are serious disorders which can result in partial or total loss of vision. The epidemiology, common aetiopathogens, clinical features, diagnostic techniques and management are reviewed with an emphasis on laboratory diagnosis and antimicrobial therapy.
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