The aim of the study is to identify bacterial microflora in liquids, which normally should be sterile. The detection in bacteria of bacteria speaks of bacteremia, which indicates the generalization of the infectious process.
Children often quite often have various diseases that require laboratory diagnosis. Especially often in infants develop diseases and dysfunctions of the digestive system, which is explained by the functional immaturity and the ongoing adaptation processes.
Many researchers question the fundamental role of Helicobacter pylori in the pathogenesis of gastritis and peptic ulcer, believing that the active multiplication of these bacteria begins on an already damaged pyloroduodenal mucosa.
Today, the analysis of sensitivity to antibiotics is becoming increasingly popular. The microflora of man is quite diverse, represented by a large number of microorganisms, in various biotopes.
Since the discovery of the Helicobacter pylori bacterium associated with chronic gastritis and gastric and duodenal ulcers, methods for its diagnosis have been developed, including a urease test
The first question: why do we need an analysis for staphylococcus aureus? And then, that activation of this opportunistic bacterium and especially pathogenic Staphylococcus aureus (Staphylococcus aureus) leads to tissue damage by microbial toxins and enzymes with the development of almost a hundred diseases.
Normal children's urine is a transparent liquid of yellow color of different shades - from light yellow to amber, depending on the amount of liquid used the day before.
Biochemical blood analysis will not only allow us to see the true picture of pathology, but also will show information about the patient's health in general.
