Meanings of polymicrobial infection in inglês

Sepsis was caused in 84% of patients by polymicrobial infection.

Necrotizing fasciitis is a potentially life threatening, rapidly spreading polymicrobial infection rarely seen in the head and neck region.

The principal organisms isolated in combination with B. catarrhalis in cases of polymicrobial infection were S. pneumoniae and H. influenzae.

The present study examined the effects of pre-treatment of mice with TLR2-dependent stimuli on the host defense against acute polymicrobial infection.

The results suggest that the signalling capacity of TLR4 as affected by loss-of-function mutations does not influence human or experimental sepsis caused by polymicrobial infection.

Monomicrobial and polymicrobial infection were detected most frequently during the stable and acute exacerbated phases respectively (p less than 0.01).

A similar resistance pattern was observed in polymicrobial infections.

The higher dosage regimens resulted in greater rates of clinical cure and improvement in both monomicrobial and polymicrobial infections.

Most polymicrobial infections were caused by 2 organisms, the second most commonly another anaerobe or an aerobic gram-negative bacillus.

Our results indicate that the Janus-type antimicrobial dressings may provide an effective treatment and management of chronic wound polymicrobial infections.

Polymicrobial infection was identified in 48.5% of the patients.

Polymicrobial infection was observed in 59.5% of cases.

Most studies describe only monomicrobial bloodstream infections in detail, and information regarding polymicrobial infections and nonbacteremic infections is often incomplete or not provided at all.