Enterococcus- causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- What is enterococcus? With Enterococcus, entero- refers to the intestines, while -coccus means round shape. So Enterococcus is a genus of round bacteria that commonly colonizes the gut of humans and animals.
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Love your videos. I used to watch them when I was in pharmacy school. Reason why I teach on YT now.
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How is faecis tested? Blood test?
great video loved
I drink probiotic, that contains enterococcus faecium. is it safe?
Im also confused
Great video
Thanks, Jonathan! 😊
Very good
Thanks! ❤️
Not sure if you can assist, but can a patient get enterococcus faecalis through the blood and it can cause renal and liver failure? Keeping in mind that the strain is highly resistant to antbiotics.
It caused infective endocarditis in my brother. It had also made some damage to kidneys. He had creatinine level of 2.9 (normal 0.8-1.2), when he was hospitilized. But his liver markers was all ok, not affacted at all. He had entrococcus faecalis.
@@AVAM.. I forgot to mention that he was sepsis at the time. So that probably also caused it.
catalase +ve😊
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