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| Title: |
MICROBIOLOGIC STUDY REGARDING THE RISK OF CROSS INFECTION IN THE TECHNICAL LABORATORY |
| Author: |
MONICA TATARCIUC IONUT CRISTIAN ZAMFIRACHE MARIUS STEFAN ANCA VITALARIU DIANA DIACONU |
| Appeared in: |
Analele ÿðstinÿðtifice ale universitÿæaÿðtii "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" din Iaÿðsi. Sectiunea II a. Geneticÿæa ÿðsi Biologie Molecularÿæa |
| Paging: | Volume XI (2010) nr. 4 pages 53-59 |
| Year: |
2010 |
| Contents: |
The risk of cross infection in the technical laboratory has drawn the practitioner’s attention particularly in the recent years. The present research show that the microorganism transition is conducted throughout the impressions received from the dentist, but also after processing the denture and intermediate prosthetic parts, that were checked in the oral cavity and then brought back to the laboratory. Because of these premises, the introduction of a good practice code for the activity conducted in the technical laboratory is absolutely necessary. Considering these facts the current study wishes to show the contamination degree of the denture after it is processed in the technical laboratory, in order to establish the most efficient measures to prevent cross infections. The contamination assessment was carried out using the quantitative cultivation method. The samples were cultivated on nutritive agar, and then incubated at 37° C, for 24-48 hours.The results show the necessity of strict legislation regarding the impression and prosthesis circuit, in order to reduce the contamination risk of patients and medical personnel throughout the ongoing clinicaltechnological algorithm. |
| Publisher: |
Editura Universitatii Alexandru Ioan Cuza (provided by DOAJ) |
| Source file: |
Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften |
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