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Title : Microbiological studies on klebsiella species in chicken, cow and human
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Abstract
Prevalence of K. pneumoniae and K. oxytoca in human and animal species was estimated in the present study A total of 2331 samples of human and animal species A total of 1511 samples were aseptically collected from diseased human suffering urinary tract infection (UTI), respiratory tract infection (RTI), various ages, in both sexes [blood (190), sputum (300), urine (637), wound (360) and pus (24) from Naser institute hospital, Elkaser Alaini and New Elkaser Alaini teaching hospital, 265 milk samples from mastitic animals [cows (120), buffaloes (120) and goats (25) from different farms, 340 samples were aseptically collected from sick Infant in intensive care unit (ICU) [blood (216), pharyngeal swab (72) and mechanical ventilator (52) from Neonatal Unit at Naser Institute hospital, neonatal unit at Elkaser Alaini and Abo Alrish pediatric hospital, 50 nasal passage samples were collected from dead chick from farms, 50 lung and liver tissue samples were collected from infected sheep, 75 bone samples were aseptically collected from clinically infected dog and 40 nasal samples collected from rabbit. The results presentation that Klebsiella pneumoniae were isolated in 87(6.2%) out of (1511) human patients, blood samples were11 (6%), sputum samples 13 (4%), urine samples were 36(6 %) wound samples 24(7%) and pus samples were 3(12.5%) from isolates that confirmed Klebsiella pneumoniae. The number of Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates from milk sample were 5 (1.9%) out of (265) from isolates were Klebsiella pneumoniae, Klebsiella pneumoniae were isolated in 111 (33%) out of 640 infant samples, blood samples were 87(40%), pharyngeal swab21 (29%), mechanical ventilator 3(6%) from isolates that confirmed Klebsiella pneumoniae, Klebsiella pneumoniae were isolated in 10 (20%) out of (50) chicken nasal passage samples, 1(2%) out of 50 sheep lung and liver tissue samples, 5(6.6%) out of 75 dog bone marrow samples and 13(33%) out of 40 rabbit nasal swab samples