MICROECOLOGICAL AND GENESPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS OF VAGINAL BIOTOPE LACTOBACILLI IN WOMEN WITH NONSPECIFIC LOWER FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE TRACT INFLAMMATORY DISEASES
The study included 30 reproductive age women with lower female reproductive tract nonspecific inflammatory diseases. The analysis of the qualitative and quantitative pathogenic microorganisms as well as lactobacilli composition was conducted. It was shown that in women observed the opportunistic mic...
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Scientific Сentre for Family Health and Human Reproduction Problems
2013
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| Sumario: | The study included 30 reproductive age women with lower female reproductive tract nonspecific inflammatory diseases. The analysis of the qualitative and quantitative pathogenic microorganisms as well as lactobacilli composition was conducted. It was shown that in women observed the opportunistic microflora detected often (73,3 %) in the rest part of patients (26,7 %) in case if opportunistic microflora was absent the disbiotic changes occurred in lower concentration of normal microflora of vagina represented mostly by lactoflora. Deficiency of lactobacilli was observed almost in all women of this group (96,6 %) and only in one case (3,4 %) the concentration of lactobacilli was consistent with normal physiological range. Molecular genetic methods (PCR amplification) with visualization by means of electrophoresis in agarose gel was made for identification of Lactobacilli species. Consistency index (c) and species saturation index (sri) for opportunistic microorganisms in women vaginal biotope examined were calculated. Prevalence of Lactobacillus plantarum and Lactobacillus jensoni isolating in 83 and 50 % respectively was shown. Also it was shown that in the structure of quantitative compatibility of studied species of lactobacilli the highest rate is characterized to the association of two types that makes 53 %. |
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