Keberkesanan Antibiotik Titisan Mata Neomycin, Gentamycin & Ciprofloxacin Terhadap Sista Acanthamoeba spp.
作者： Yusof Suboh , Anisah Nordin , Noraina Ab Rahim , Mohamed Kamel Abd. Ghani , Noradilah Samseh Abdullah
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关键词: Agar 、 Acanthamoeba keratitis 、 Incubation period 、 Ciprofloxacin 、 Biology 、 Gentamicin 、 Acanthamoeba 、 Neomycin 、 Antibiotics 、 Microbiology
摘要: Acanthamoeba keratitis is a serious ocular problem and can cause blindness if not treated. This study was therefore performed to evaluate the effectiveness of eyedrop antibiotics on eight spp. isolates, which four were clinical isolates remaining from environment. Three different (neomycin, ciprofloxacin gentamicin) currently available in market ready for use tested. Cyst suspension all strains tested against antibiotics, respectively. After 48 hours incubation period, solutions filtered membranes put onto non-nutrient agar lawn with E. coli. The plates examined daily trophozoites under inverted microscope until day 14. Neomycin, gentamicin found be effective against cysts test strains.
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