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Microbiological evaluation of the subretinal purulent material revealed pink-colored colonies.

The imaging features overlap to a large extent with other causes of peritonitis, and the diagnosis requires microbiological evaluation of dialysate fluid, occasionally peritoneal biopsy as well as clinical history (Fig 5) [18] 18].

We undertook a microbiological evaluation of the disinfection efficacy of the machine, using its short wash plus disinfection programme and sealed suspensions of test organisms placed at various points within the instrument.

An agreement between the 18F-FDG PET/CT and "reference" parameters (clinical local status, CRP, and microbiological evaluation of a swab sampled from the HD cannula immediately after the HD procedure) was evaluated using the Gwet's coefficient AC1 and McNemar test for symmetry.

In summary, our findings suggest that listeriosis could be a factor in early pregnancy loss and support the adoption of routine microbiological evaluation of human concepti spontaneously aborted in early pregnancy.

In total, microbiological evaluation of vaginal microflora after application of RC-101 and placebo films (days 1 to 4 during film application; and, followup days 5 and 8) suggest that RC-101 had minimal effects on the microbiota of the vaginal vault.

At least 2 probes were sent for microbiological evaluation to the Endoklinik Hamburg.

The strength of our study is the exhaustive microbiological evaluation with use of semi-quantitative BAL-cultures, multiplex-PCR (mPCR) for viral and atypical agents, and thorough characterisation of the isolated H. influenzae strains.

Further the results of microbiological evaluation were analyzed using a linear regression and a correlation to check the influence of 21 days of ripening time and of 180 days of storage time for growth of LAB at dry fermented pork loins.

Based on clinical and microbiological evaluation, a potential portal of entry for SA HVO was identified in 61 patients (43.9%).

Every case of polymicrobial liver abscess was considered a single case, with the predominant pathogen determined based on the results of microbiological evaluation.