Oral surgery, oral medicine, oral pathology, oral radiology, and endodontics · 1999
Raised salivary endotoxin concentration as a predictor of infection in pediatric leukemia patients.
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Millns B, Martin M V, Williams M C
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to evaluate whether salivary endotoxin could be used as a predictor of infection in pediatric patients (n = 12).
STUDY DESIGN: Oropharyngeal carriage of aerobic gram-negative bacilli was monitored and salivary endotoxin concentration determined. Age-matched and gender-matched healthy children were used as controls.
RESULTS: The range of salivary endotoxin concentrations in the healthy pediatric population was similar to the range previously reported for healthy adults (0-20 ng/mL; 0-240 EU/mL).
CONCLUSION: It was found that salivary endotoxin was not an accurate predictor of sepsis and did not correlate with oropharyngeal carriage of aerobic gram-negative bacilli.
STUDY DESIGN: Oropharyngeal carriage of aerobic gram-negative bacilli was monitored and salivary endotoxin concentration determined. Age-matched and gender-matched healthy children were used as controls.
RESULTS: The range of salivary endotoxin concentrations in the healthy pediatric population was similar to the range previously reported for healthy adults (0-20 ng/mL; 0-240 EU/mL).
CONCLUSION: It was found that salivary endotoxin was not an accurate predictor of sepsis and did not correlate with oropharyngeal carriage of aerobic gram-negative bacilli.