[Bacteriologic studies in premature rupture of fetal membranes and correlation with the clinical aspects of @entity5870 and the XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity8439 @entity5870 @entity281 @entity4942 @entity526
One of the major complications following @entity4942 ( @entity4942 ) is ascending infection. In this aspect the bacteria of the vaginal flora play a major part. Bacterial spectra of a group with @entity4942 and another control group with punctual rupture of the membranes are comparatively analysed. This analysis is based on swabs taken from vagina and newborns. Data are interpreted in correlation to clinical picture of @entity5870 and @entity281 ( @entity281 ). Twelve newborns clinical suspected to have a @entity281 are retrospectively judged. In the group with pregnant @entity1 with @entity4942 potential pathological germs such as group B streptococci and @entity526 are found more often, whereas physiological flora, specially Lactobacillus species, are clearly reduced. In newborns with @entity281 even germs can be detected, which so far have seemed to be more apathogenic, such as @entity8439 . Bacteriological findings are discussed in connection with clinical parameters, specially group B streptococci are looked at more precisely. In newborns with @entity281 microbiological results are demonstrated including course of pregnancy and delivery. For the management of @entity4942 alternatives are shown and advice for prophylaxis is given.
