Brief report: Kingella kingae infections in children-United States, June 2001-November 2002

Article Abstract:

It is known that kingella kingae causes skeletal infections in children and studies indicate that direct inoculation of clinical specimens in aerobic blood culture bottles may improve recovery of fastidious bacteria. Consultants as well as microbiological laboratory assistants will have to be educated about the revolutionary way of testing, which will hopefully help in recovery.

Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics, Bone diseases

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Osteomyelitis/septic arthritis caused by kingella kingae among day care attendees-Minnesota, 2003

Article Abstract:

The gram negative coccobacillus-kingella kingae, colonizes the respiratory and oropharyngeal tract among children in day care centres. The various cases and investigations on kingella kingae are reported.

Children, Health aspects, Care and treatment, Causes of, Risk factors, Gram-negative bacteria, Arthritis, Infectious, Infectious arthritis, Osteomyelitis

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Definitions and measurement of chronic health conditions in childhood

Article Abstract:

An attempt has been made to get a clear view of the definitions that have been applied to measure the prevalence of chronic health conditions in childhood.

Chronic diseases, Terminology, Chronic diseases in children, Clinical report

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