[HTML][HTML] Association of bacteria in diabetic and non-diabetic foot infection–An investigation in patients from Bangladesh
The microbial community on a host relies on its immune status and pathophysiological
condition. Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder associated with a 25% increased risk of
developing foot infection. The pathophysiological differences between diabetic foot infection
(DFI) and non-DFI patients may alter the microbial composition in infections. The present
study aims to comparatively analyze the microbes colonized in DFI and non-DFI patients in
Bangladesh. Pus specimens were collected from 67 DFI and 12 non-DFI patients to …
condition. Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder associated with a 25% increased risk of
developing foot infection. The pathophysiological differences between diabetic foot infection
(DFI) and non-DFI patients may alter the microbial composition in infections. The present
study aims to comparatively analyze the microbes colonized in DFI and non-DFI patients in
Bangladesh. Pus specimens were collected from 67 DFI and 12 non-DFI patients to …
Association of bacteria in diabetic and non-diabetic foot infection-an investigation in patients from Bangladesh.
MK Mousumi Karmaker, SK Sanyal… - 2016 - cabidigitallibrary.org
The microbial community on a host relies on its immune status and pathophysiological
condition. Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder associated with a 25% increased risk of
developing foot infection. The pathophysiological differences between diabetic foot infection
(DFI) and non-DFI patients may alter the microbial composition in infections. The present
study aims to comparatively analyze the microbes colonized in DFI and non-DFI patients in
Bangladesh. Pus specimens were collected from 67 DFI and 12 non-DFI patients to …
condition. Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder associated with a 25% increased risk of
developing foot infection. The pathophysiological differences between diabetic foot infection
(DFI) and non-DFI patients may alter the microbial composition in infections. The present
study aims to comparatively analyze the microbes colonized in DFI and non-DFI patients in
Bangladesh. Pus specimens were collected from 67 DFI and 12 non-DFI patients to …
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