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LABORATORY EXAMINATION IN THE ETIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF EYE FOR INFECTION WINARTO DEPT. of OPHTHALMOLOGY FAC. of MEDICINE, DIPONEGORO UNIVERSITY / DR KARIADI HOSPITAL S E M A R A N G

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LABORATORY EXAMINATION IN

THE ETIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF

EYE FOR INFECTION

WINARTODEPT. of OPHTHALMOLOGY

FAC. of MEDICINE, DIPONEGORO UNIVERSITY /

DR KARIADI HOSPITAL S E M A R A N G

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1. Sites with normal flora : a. Function : - part of innate immunity - contribute to body normal function b. If disturb dysfunction causes a diseases

e.g.: skin (palpebra), conjunctivae, cornea, lacrimal system.

2. Steril sites :e.g. COA, COP, vitreous, subcutaneous tissue,

subconjungtival tissue

Indogenous Microflora of Human Eye

INTRODUCTION

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Site with normal flora

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TIDAK MEMPENGARUHI

TAJAM PENGLIHATAN

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Hordeolum eksternum Hordeolum internum

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Kalazion

• Kalazion• Jaringan granuloma

pada tarsus inferior

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Selulitis (anterior) palpebra

• Palpebra bengkak

• Tanda radang pada palpebra

EMERGENCY

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DAPAT MEMPENGARUHI

TAJAM PENGLIHATAN

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Trikiasis

• Silia atas tumbuh ke arah dalam : kornea atau konjungtiva

• Kornea atau konjungtiva teriritasi

• Akibatnya terjadi Keratitis atau Konjungtivitis

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Konjungtivitis bakteri

• Konjungtivitis bakteri – Sekret

mukopururulen– Konjungtiva kemotik– Injeksi konjungtiva

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Keratitis marginal

• Abses berbentuk cincin di tepi kornea

• Jernih antara keratitis dan limbus

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Pemakai lensa kontak

KERATITIS

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DECORATIVE / COSMETIC

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Konjungitivitis purulenta

• Konjungtivitis purulenta gonorrhoe :– Konjungtiva

kemotik dan kasar– Sekret purulen

EMERGENCY

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Konjungtivitis virus

• Konjungtivitis virus– Injeksi

konjungtival– Sekret sereous– Perdarahan

subkonjungtiva

( subakut )

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Herpes zooster oftalmikus

• Herpes zoster

oftalmikus

• Stadium

penyembuhan

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Keratitis dendritik

• Infiltrat dengan batas seperti cabang-cabang

• Disebabkan Herpes simpleks

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Trakoma

• Konjungtivitis trakoma– Folikel pada

konjungtiva tarsal

– Panus

• Infiltrat limbus atas

• Neovaskularisasi di atas

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Keratitis lagoftalmos

• Lagoftalmos pada penderita eksoftalmus goiter

• Keratitis di bagian bawah akibat mata tidak tertutup waktu tidur

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Ulkus sentral

• Ulkus dengan neovaskularisasi dari limbus

EMERGENCY

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Ulkus atau abses kornea + hipopion

• Kemotik + injeksi siliar

• Abses kornea• Hipopion di dalam

bilik mata depan

EMERGENCY

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Endoftalmitis

• Injeksi siliar• Massa supuratif di

dalam bilik mata depan

EMERGENCY

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Nebula kornea

• Kekeruhan tipis pada kornea

• Batas kabur• Tanda radang

negatif

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Leukoma kornea

• Kekeruhan dengan

- Batas tegas

- Mata tenang

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Infection ?

Inflammation ?

Clinical Diagnosis / Suspicion:

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Infection

Clinical Diagnosis / Suspicion:

1. Bacteria

2. Fungus

3. Virus

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Infection

Clinical Diagnosis / Suspicion:

1. Bacteria

2. Fungus

3. Virus

1. Isolation

2. Susceptibility test

3. Antigen detection

4. Immunologic respons

5. Molecular diagnosis

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IMMUNOLOGIC RESPONS

HUMORAL

CELLULAR

IgG, IgM, IgA, IgE, IgD

Cytokines

DIAGNOSTICS

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IMMUNOLOGIC (RESPONS) DETECTION

HUMORAL

IgG, IgM, IgA, IgE, IgD

DIAGNOSTICS

1. Paired sera: acute

and convalescence

2. Rises of titer

3. Endemic titer

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INPUT OUTPUTPROCESS

GARBAGE IN GARBAGE OUT

MICROBIOLOGY PROCESSES

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INPUT OUTPUTPROCESS

CLINICAL SPECIMEN

MICROBIOLOGY PROCESSES

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INPUT OUTPUTPROCESS

OPHTHALMOLOGIST

SPECIMEN COLLECTION

MICROBIOLOGY PROCESSES

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INPUT OUTPUTPROCESS

CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGIST

SPECIMEN PROCESSING & REPORTING

MICROBIOLOGY PROCESSES

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INPUT OUTPUTPROCESS

OPHTHALMOLOGIST

CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGIST

SPECIMEN COLLECTION

SPECIMEN PROCESSING & REPORTING

MICROBIOLOGY PROCESSES

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OPHTHALMOLOGIST

CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGIST

Request Form :

Microbiology lab. :

1. Administration

2. Specimen inspection

3. Lab. Examination

4. Report

Main objectives : to serve better to the patients

communication

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Clinical Diagnosis

(Request form)

Sample

Staining

Isolation & identification

Susceptibility test

Preliminary report

Final report

Serology results

MICROBIOLOGY EXAMINATION

Serology detection

Morphology / microscopy

Species nameAntibiogram

IgM & IgG

Rapid & mol. diagnosis IF, PCR, RFLP, Blotting, etc

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SPECIMEN COLLECTION

IS VERY IMPORTANT

PROPER SPECIMEN

AVOID CONTAMINATION

BEFORE ANTIBIOTICS TR/

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Ulkus Kornea

X

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LABORATORY EXAMINATION

Scrapping Staining: Gram, KOH, Calcuflor white

Culture & Sensitivity test

Fungus culture: SDA

Acanthamoeba culture: non nutrient medium

BA, Chocolate agar, Mc Conkey

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TYPE OF SPECIMENS

SWAB: - Conjungtivitis

SCRAPPING: - Conjungtivitis to study

epithelial cells (inclusion bodies)

- Corneal ulcers:

- fungus

- viral (HSV1)

- acanthamoeba

PUS: hordeolum

SKIN SCRAPPING’S: HSV1, mycoses

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CORNEAL ULCER SPECIMEN

Local Analgesics:

- suppressed bacteria

- get more specimens

Limited specimens:

- culture : direct inoculation

enrichment broth isolation

- staining

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STAINING

1. GRAM

2. GIEMSA

Bacterial MorphologyGram (+) / (-) p.m.n. choose antibiotics

Inclusion bodiesCellular respons (pmn/lymphocyte) Viral / chlamydial infection Acute / chronicAllergy

3. KOH Filament, yeast, spores

4. Imm-Fluoresens HSV

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Corneal scraping (Masson trichrome) cyst of Acanthamoeba (arrow). Dendritiform epithelial lesions of patient with Acanthamoeba keratitis.

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ISOLATION & SENSITIVITY TEST

CULTURE

Minimal using 2 type of media: - non inhibitory media- inhibitory media

Isolated colony

Identification

Colony morphologyStainingBiochemical reaction, etc

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Primary plating = isolation

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Identification = Biochemistry reaction

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Antibiotic Sensitivity Test

Sensitive

Intermediate sensitive

Resistant

MIC : minimum inhibitory concentration

MBC : minimum bacteri- cidal concentration

Disc diffusion method :

Dilution method :

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Causative organismConjungtivitis :

S pneumoniae, S aureus

H influenzae

C trachomatis (inclusion & trachoma)

Others : neisseria

Viral : adenovirus.

Keratitis :

S pneumoniae, S aureus, S pyogenes

Pseudomonas, Enterobacteriaceae, others

Acanthamuba

Viral : HSV, Herpes zoozter.

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Endophthalmitis :

S aureus, Pseudomonas, S pneumoniae

P acnes

N meningititids

Others :

Periorbital sellulitis :

S aureus, S pyogenes, S pneumoniae,

H influenzae

Clostridium

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WHEN TAKING SPECIMEN FOR CULTURE ???

x

x

x

Immediate AB, culture if no respond

Immediate culture, AB wait culture

Immediate culture & AB

AB culture Bacteria die

Disease progress

Best choice

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