2018
DOI: 10.7754/clin.lab.2018.180122
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Detection of Bacterial Meningitis Pathogens by PCR-Mass Spectrometry in Cerebrospinal Fluid

Abstract: PCR-Mass could be used for the molecular detection of bacterial meningitis and tuberculosis, especially when early antibiotic treatment has been administered to the suspected patients.

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“…Moreover,, the mentioned methods have some limitations such as low bacterial titers in CSF fluid, lengthy incubation period of bacterial cultures, cross-reactivity in immunological methods, and antibiotic use by patients prior to CSF sample collection which impairs the culture response and the identification of the pathogen causing bacterial meningitis ( 4 ). Now, molecular methods, such as PCR, are more effective in detecting the possible presence of bacterial DNA in the CSF samples of patients with suspected bacterial meningitis ( 5 ). Standard PCR has the ability to detect possible bacterial DNA in CSF fluid even if the causative agent is not alive.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Moreover,, the mentioned methods have some limitations such as low bacterial titers in CSF fluid, lengthy incubation period of bacterial cultures, cross-reactivity in immunological methods, and antibiotic use by patients prior to CSF sample collection which impairs the culture response and the identification of the pathogen causing bacterial meningitis ( 4 ). Now, molecular methods, such as PCR, are more effective in detecting the possible presence of bacterial DNA in the CSF samples of patients with suspected bacterial meningitis ( 5 ). Standard PCR has the ability to detect possible bacterial DNA in CSF fluid even if the causative agent is not alive.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yazarlar, özellikle antibiyotik ntedavisi alan hastalarda bile testin bakteriyel menenjit etkenini hızlı ve doğru olarak saptadığını, klinik tanı ve epidemiyolojik önlemleri iyileştirdiğini bildirmişlerdir (4). PZR gibi moleküler yöntemlerin bakteriyel menenjite yönelik erken antibiyotik tedavi başlanan, tedavi öncesi kültür için örnek alınmadığından tedavi başlandıktan sonra alınan kültürde üreme saptanmayan olgularda pozitif sonuç vermesi avantajıdır(5). PZR yönteminin kültürden daha önce sonuçlanması da bir diğer avantajıdır(6).…”
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