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Title:
RELATION BETWEEN TRICHOMONAS TENAX AND PULMONARY DISEASES
Authors: Hassan, H. A. Hamadto1 , Ibrahim, A. H. El Hayawan 2, Karim, F. Abdallah 3, Amina, I. Abd El-Maboud 4, Ghada, H. E. Omar 5
Year: 2014
Keywords: Trichomonas tenax, pulmonary diseases
Journal: The egyptian journal of medical science
Volume: 35
Issue: 2
Pages: 633-652
Publisher: Not Available
Local/International: International
Paper Link: Not Available
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Abstract:

This work aimed to study the relation between oral infection caused by Trichomonas tenax and chronic pulmonary diseases. The study was carried out on 120 individuals; 50 immunocompromised patients with chest complaints (group I) , 50 patients with chronic pulmonary diseases (group II) and 20 apparentally healthy individuals as controls attending Outpatient Dentistry Clinics of Benha Teaching Hospital (group III). Subgingival plaques and / or calculi samples were obtained from all patients of this study . Sputum , pleural effusion fluid or bronchoalveolar fluid were taken from pulmonary patients. All samples were subjected to microscopic examination with direct wet smear method using saline, iodine, eosine and methylene blue, staining with Geimsa stain and Culture on TYI-S-33 media. The results showed that, out of 120 cases 23(19.2%) were positive for T. tenax by Culture on TYI-S-33 media. Wet mount preparation detected 8 (6.7%) and Giemsa-stained smear detccted 5 (4.7%). The results showed that the prevalence of T.tenax was more in males than females (69.6% versus 30.4%),and in the age group 31-40 years (47.8%)then the age group51-60 and patients above 60 years had the lowest frequency (8.7%) ,also showed that 65% of infected patients were immunocompromised and 35% were immunocomptent.

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