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• Studies published by Prince's own research group have suggested a different link between Pseudomonas infections and cystic fibrosis.
• The connection to CFTR raises the hope that gene therapy for cystic fibrosis could eventually reduce the death rate from Pseudomonas infections.
• The rules led to a drop in the number of pseudomonas infections, and new cases were of a different genetic type.
• In the past, the only treatment for Pseudomonas infections has been to hospitalize patients for several weeks and start them on intravenous antibiotics.
• In the meantime, doctors at Hopkins like those in Tennessee had begun to notice an unusually high rate of pseudomonas infections among patients exposed to bronchoscopes.
• In the study, which was paid for and coordinated by the foundation, researchers targeted chronic pseudomonas infection, one of the ailment's most common and serious complications.
• When the first child died 15 months ago, hospital officials knew there was a Pseudomonas infection at work but did not suspect it was a new strain, O'Rourke said.
• Pseudomonas infections occur most often in hospitals, and the bacteria can sometimes find a place to live in drains, ducts, catheters or other hospital equipment where moisture is likely to be.
• Piercing the nose can result in a staphylococcal infection and piercing the cartilaginous part of the ear, which has a very poor blood supply, can result in a pseudomonas infection, necessitating surgery and a resulting in permanent deformity.
• A pseudomonas infection can be treated with antibiotics, but upper-ear cartilage is harder to treat than earlobes; the cartilage has a poor blood supply, so there is no easy pathway for medication to reach the infection site.
• Dr . Ronald L . Moolenaar, a co-author of the study, said in an interview that the problem came to attention when the infection control staff at Children's Hospital noted an increase in the number of pseudomonas infections.