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Dr. Ahmadshah Farhat

Dr. Ahmadshah Farhat

Mashhad University of Medical Sciences

Title: The impact of irrigation of breast on colonization of breast milk

Biography

Biography: Dr. Ahmadshah Farhat

Abstract

Breast  milk  health  is  one  of the essential  element  in  feeding  of premature  infants . Generally  in  initial  of  breast  feeding  , different methods of  disinfecting  such  as irrigation  with  usual  detergents  like water  and  soap  are  used  to  eliminate  the  probable  bacteria.  The necessity  of  the  usage  of  such  items  has  not  been  mentioned  in  some  studies  , and  even  at  the  time  of  comparison  , different  results  have  been  obtained. This is a controlled clinical trial that evaluated result of breast milk culture in mothers of premature infants in NICU. Sample has been collected from breast of these mothers in four method; manual with and without irrigation and pump expression with and without irrigation. Each sample was collected in striel pot and it was transport to laboratory quickly for microbial cultur. The  results  showed  that  the  cultured  bacteria  in  samples  collected  manually , with  &  without  irrigation , were ,  staphylococcus  coagulas negative  ,    staphylococuse aurous  ,  enterococ  and   klebseilla  pneumonia.  In  one  sample  of  without  irrigation  and  four  samples  of  with  irrigation  , lack  of  growth  of  bacteria  was  observed .  In  pump  expression  samples  ,  with  &  without  irrigation  ,  the  cultureded  bacteria  were  consisted  of  : staphylococcus Coagulase  negative     , staphylococcus  aurous    ,  enterococus  ,  klebseilla  pneumonia  ,  entrobacteriacea   and   pseudomonas .  Among  the  samples  , in  three  samples  of  without  irrigation  and  two  samples  of   with  irrigation  , lack  of  growth  of  bacteria  was  observed. The results  showed  that  cultured bacteria    in  pump  samples  were  much  more  than  manual  samples.