… In preclinical studies different bacteria may differentially affect pleural mesothelial cells[90] …
, and active assessment by physicians experienced in empyema/CPE is critical. The patient's …

… and bacteriological profiles, treatment modalities and outcome of childhood empyema … its
early recognition with CECT chest, as well as availability, experience and expertise of pediatric …

… In the present study, all patients with thoracis empyema were managed by chest tube
drainage. The present study reported incidence of improved status in 90.5% of patients. It is …

… a 10-year period, 14 patients with fistulous empyema due to common bacteria (CBFE) or
fistulous empyema … In our own experience, fistulous empyema caused by common bacteria or …

… of the report was paediatric population, tuberculous empyema or post-operative empyema.
… A 10-year experience with bacteriology of acute thoracic empyema: emphasis on Klebsiella …

… empyema in children as adult and pediatric pleural infections are different. Since children
rarely experience … In the present study, the isolation rate of aerobic bacteria was 55.2%. Among …

… bacteriology of pleural empyema, we assessed the microbiological findings according to
the age group. The 63 children were divided into two age groups: <3 years or ≥3 years old. …

… infection should consider including the subgroup of CNE as part of the bacteriology and
incorporate empyema phenotypes to test their clinical utility in different management strategies. …

… Moreover, anaerobic bacteria empyema is often associated to poor dental hygiene, and result
of aspiration phenomena due to gastroesophageal reflux, sedative drugs or alcohol abuse …

… the treatment of empyema thoracis. Our retrospective review of 105 pleural empyema culture
and … Forty-six pleural aspirate samples were positive on bacteriological culture realising a …