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Item A study of staphylococcal infection in the maternity ward of Ratnapura Hospital(University of Ceylon. Colombo, 1968) Mendis, N.M.P.; Velaudhapillai, K.; Nityananda, K.; Jayaweera, B.A.Item Emergence of penicillin resistant pneumococci in Sri Lanka(Sri Lanka Medical Association:Colombo, 1995) De Silva, N.; Perera, R.; Mendis, L.Item Evaluation of mastitis control programme adopted in small dairies in the district of Colombo(National Science Council:Colombo, 1985) Wickramasuriya, U.G.J.S.Item Invasive haemophilus influenzae(Hib) disease in a tertiary care children's hospital(Elsevier. New Delhi, 2006) Lamabadusuriya, S.P.; Karunaratne, G.K.D.; Joseph, N.; Suranga, G.R.Item The sensitivity of tubercle bacilli from Ceylonese patients with pulmonary tuberculosis to cycloserine and ethionamide(University of Ceylon. Colombo, 1973) Pinto, M.R.M.; Arseculeratne, S.N.; Uragoda, C.G.; Bandunatha, C.H.S.R.Item Fatal septicaemia caused by chromobacterium violaceum(Sri Lanka Medical Association. Colombo, 2003) Perera, S.; Punchihewa, P.M.G.; Karunanayake, M.C.G.; De Silva, N.Item Characteristics and virulence of Aeromonas hydrophila isolates from freshwater fish with epizootic ulcerative syndrome(EUS)(National Science Foundation:Colombo, 2000) Chandrakanthi, W.H.S.; Pathiratne, A.; Widanapathirana, G.S.Item Urinary tract infections in children in a tertiary care service(The Sri LankaMedical Association. Colombo, 1994) Umran, K.A.Item Neonatal conjunctivitis. aetiology, diagnosis and treatment(Faculty of Medicine. Colombo, 1996) Perera, J.; Witana, N.; Seneviratne, H.R.In a case control study of 426 unselected deliveries at the De Soysa Hospital for Women, 85(20perc.) infants had conjuctivitis. Chlamydia species and viruses were not detected. Staphylococcus aureus was the commonest pathogen isolated and was detected in 47perc. of cases. Klebsiella spp was isolate from 27perc. Pseudomonas spp. Streptococcus viridana and coliform isolation rates were not significantly different to that of controls, although significantly higher counts of bacteria were found in the cases. Therefore it would be more useful to the clinician if the laboratory report indicated the severity of infection. Only 51perc. of the isolates were sensitive to the conventionally use antibiotic, chloramphenicol. Treatment with salin washes appear to be sufficient in the first few days of the illness as there is spontaneous resolution of clinical appearence within 48-72 hr in a majority of patientsItem Mecillinam - an in-vitro evaluation of antibacterial action against 'coliform' isolates from urine(Sri Lanka Medical Association:Colombo, 1985) Atukorala, S.D.; Singhanatha, S.