Archives of Ophthalmology · 1980 · 57 citations · 13 references
MedicineMicrobiologyPediatricsMedical MicrobiologyOcular MicrobiologyPediatric Infectious DiseasesAnaerobic BacteriologyBacterial Eye InfectionsConjunctival DiseaseConjunctival InfectionsInfectious Eye DiseasePediatric Ocular InfectionsAcute ConjunctivitisConjunctival MicrobiologyConjunctival MicrobiotaPediatric Bacterial Eye InfectionsStreptococcus Species
Aerobic and anaerobic cultures and clinical data were obtained from 126 pediatric patients with acute conjunctivitis. Similar cultures were obtained from 66 persons who did not have a conjunctival inflammation. Anaerobes were isolated from 47 patients (37.3%). In 26 cases (20.6%), they were in mixed cultures with aerobes, and in 21 cases (16.7%), they were the only isolates. Aerobes alone were recovered in 72 patients (57.1%). No bacterial growth was noted in seven patients (5.6%). The organisms recovered from eyes with conjunctivitis in statistically significant numbers were Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae, and anaerobic Gram-postive cocci.
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