CAD CAM DENTURES IN PROSTHODONTICS : Dental advancements
Presentation, Pillerin Paukson2
1. Hirakawa, Y., Sasaki, I., Kawamoto E., Ishikawa H.,
Matsumoto T., Aoyama N., Kawasumi K., Amao H.
Written by Pillerin Paukson
2. The aim of study
Investigate the occurance of P. aeruginosa infection
among chinchillas bred as pets and laboratory
animals.
Characterise the isolates by testing for antibiotic
susceptibility and by gene analysis.
5. Bacterium Pseudomonas
aeruginosa
Cause of serious diseases in humans and animals
Has acquired resistance to many therapeutic
antibiotics
Serious problem in laboratories and hospitals
6. 67 chinchillas
- 22 bred as pets
- 44 bred as laboratory
animals
41,8 % found to be
carriers of P. aeruginosa
8. Results
Antibiotic susceptibility test:
40,9% of the isolates were susceptible to gentamicin
77,3 % to ciproflaxin
77,3% to imipenem
72,7% to ceftazisime
9. Conclusion
P. aeruginosa is wide-spread in chinchillas, including
strains with reduced susceptibility to the antibiotics.
To help prevent the propagation of this pathogen and
reduce the risk of the infection transmission from
chinchillas to humans the periodic monitoring should
be peformed.
10. References
Hirakawa et al.: Prevalence and analysis of
Pseudomonas aeruginosa in chinchillas. BMC
Veterinary Research 2010 6:52.