Effect of oral hygiene interventions on opportunistic pathogens in ...
Oral hygiene interventions were found to have little effect on oral opportunistic pathogens during the in-hospital rehabilitation period. In general, prevalence rates for the 3 pathogen types and major species remained stable over the course of the clinical trial.
Oral hygiene interventions were found to have little effect on oral opportunistic pathogens during the in-hospital rehabilitation period. In general, prevalence rates for the 3 pathogen types and major species remained stable over the course of the clinical trial.
Effect of oral hygiene interventions on opportunistic pathogens in ...
Mouth Bacteria Background: Despite the role of the oral cavity as a reservoir of opportunistic pathogens for infection in patients following stroke, the evaluation of the effects of oral hygiene interventions has been largely neglected. Methods: This randomized clinical trial included 102 patients undergoing hospital-based rehabilitation for ...
Background: Despite the role of the oral cavity as a reservoir of opportunistic pathogens for infection in patients following stroke, the evaluation of the effects of oral hygiene interventions ...
Effect of oral hygiene programmes on oral opportunistic pathogens ...
Abstract Objectives: This study was to assess the effectiveness of a conventional oral hygiene care programme (COHCP) and an advanced oral hygiene care programme (AOHCP) on prevalence and viable counts of oral opportunistic pathogens among patients undergoing stroke rehabilitation.
Regression analysis failed to detect an association between intervention and the prevalence/viable counts of oral opportunistic pathogens . Conclusions Neither oral healthcare programme significantly affects AGNB, yeast or S. aureus over the study period in terms of prevalence and viable counts.
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Regression analysis failed to detect an association between intervention and the prevalence/viable counts of oral oppor‐tunistic pathogens .
Neither oral healthcare programme significantly affects AGNB, yeast or S. aureus over the study period in terms of prevalence and viable counts, and regression analysis failed to detect an association between intervention and the prevalence/viable counts of oral opportunistic pathogens . OBJECTIVES This study was to assess the effectiveness of a conventional oral hygiene care programme (COHCP ...
Effect of oral hygiene programmes on oral opportunistic pathogens ...
This study was to assess the effectiveness of a conventional oral hygiene care programme (COHCP) and an advanced oral hygiene care programme (AOHCP) on prevalence and viable counts of oral opportunistic pathogens among patients undergoing stroke rehabilitation. A total of 94 patients were randomized ...
