1945
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9394(45)90628-3
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Bacteriologic Study of Human Conjunctival Flora*

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“…25 The frequency of coagulase-negative Staphylococcus isolation from the conjunctiva of nondiabetic subjects (61.7%) in our study was similar to that reported from nondiabetic patients. 19,26 Among the diabetic patients, the isolation was significantly more frequent (83.5%). Table 6 shows that the presence of retinopathy was also a marker for a high frequency of coagulase-negative Staphylococcus isolation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…25 The frequency of coagulase-negative Staphylococcus isolation from the conjunctiva of nondiabetic subjects (61.7%) in our study was similar to that reported from nondiabetic patients. 19,26 Among the diabetic patients, the isolation was significantly more frequent (83.5%). Table 6 shows that the presence of retinopathy was also a marker for a high frequency of coagulase-negative Staphylococcus isolation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the interesting results gained from the present study seems to be the fact that about 93 O/O of S. albus, corynebacteria and probably other organisms actually harbouring on the normal conjunctiva will be revealed by a culture taken from the lower fornical and tarsal conjunctiva as is usually done. A sample obtained from the bulbar or tarsal conjunctiva only, as is sometimes performed (Lawson 1898, Keilty 1930, Khorazo & Thompson 1935, Rodin 1945, Olson 1969, Burns 1972) would inevitably give a lower incidence of isolations. The instillation of anaesthetic eye drops (0.2 O/O benoxinate hydrochloride) into the eye, immediately before obtaining cultures, proved to alter the preexisting topographical distribution of S. albus and corynebacteria on the conjunctiva.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…in order to investigate the nature and incidence of the various microorganisms harbouring on the normal conjunctiva (Matafune & Albanese 1912, Lundsgaard 1923, McKee 1924, Lucic 1927, Keilty 1930, Gowen 1934, Khorazo k Thompson 1935, Rodin 1945, Barfoed 1953, Smith 1954, Soudakoff 1954, Cason k Winkler 1954, Chang 1957, Orfila & Courden 1961, de Ocampo et al 1965, Glawogger 1969, Makabe 1971, Locatcher-Khorazo k Seegal 1972 or to study the prophylaxis of postoperative infections (Liebermann & Lengyel 191 1, Lowenstein 1911, Imre 1911, Kraupa 1914, Betti 1921, Stanka 1924, Elshing 1926, Kuffler 8c Schneider 1926, Edmund 1927, v. Pellithy 1932, Locatcher-Khorazo 1953, Doden 1957, Zetzsche 1962, Drewnoik & Wachtel 1967 or lastly to answer the question of the value of bacterial cultures prior to intraocular surgery (Lindner 1914, Cooper 1935, Dunnington & Locatcher-Khorazo 1945, Nolan 1967, Allansmith et al 1969.…”
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