留置式食管造口管的真菌定殖特性

Q3 Veterinary
S. Olin, D. Bemis, J. Dunlap, J. Whittemore
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摘要

在人体内,进食管的真菌定植迅速发生,导致结构完整性下降和并发症,如管腔梗阻和管衰竭。食管造口管(e -tube)通常用于狗和猫的肠内支持,但缺乏关于真菌定植和定植对管完整性影响的数据。在这项研究中,从进行喂食管交换的狗和猫身上收集食管造口管代替处理。用培养法分离真菌,并用形态学特征对真菌进行鉴定。用扫描电镜对管的表面特性进行了评价。对两个硅胶e管和一个聚氨酯e管进行评价。鉴定了与正常微生物群相关的真菌,包括念珠菌和青霉菌,以及环境真菌。本病例系列代表了硅胶和聚氨酯电子管在狗和猫的真菌定植的第一个文件。此外,这是第一个报告记录退化性变化的硅胶电子管。
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Characterization of Fungal Colonization of Indwelling Esophagostomy Tubes
Fungal colonization of feeding tubes occurs rapidly in people, resulting in decreased structural integrity and complications such as luminal obstruction and tube failure. Esophagostomy tubes (E-tubes) are commonly used in dogs and cats for enteral support, but data are lacking regarding colonizing fungi and the impact of colonization on tube integrity. In this study, esophagostomy tubes were collected in lieu of disposal from dogs and cats undergoing feeding tube exchange. Fungi were isolated with culture and identified using morphological characteristics. Scanning electron microscopy was used to evaluate the surface characteristics of the tubes. Two silicone and one polyurethane E-tube were evaluated. Fungi associated with the normal microbiota, including Candida sp. and Penicillium sp., as well as environmental fungi were identified. This case series represents the first documentation of fungal colonization of silicone and polyurethane E-tubes in dogs and cats. Additionally, this is the first report to document degenerative changes in a silicone E-tube.
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Case Reports in Veterinary Medicine
Case Reports in Veterinary Medicine Veterinary-Veterinary (all)
CiteScore
0.70
自引率
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发文量
14
审稿时长
13 weeks
期刊介绍: Case Reports in Veterinary Medicine is a peer-reviewed, Open Access journal that publishes case reports and case series in all areas of veterinary medicine.
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