Denis R, De Meuter F
Arch Fr Pediatr. 1978 Aug-Sep;35(7):726-36.
The E. Coli antibody response was studied in 81 infants and children with urinary tract infection. An haemagglutination technique was used. The antigen used was the bacteria present in urine. The correlation between the site of infection and response of haemagglutinating antibodies was statistically demonstrated. In some cases, the antibody titers were followed for several weeks, allowing an appreciation on the effectiveness of treatment. On the other hand, the correlation between serology and some of the results emphasize the interest of these tests in the general investigation of urinary tract infection in childhood.
对81名患有尿路感染的婴幼儿和儿童的大肠杆菌抗体反应进行了研究。采用了血凝技术。所用抗原为尿液中存在的细菌。感染部位与血凝抗体反应之间的相关性得到了统计学证实。在某些情况下,对抗体滴度进行了数周的跟踪,以便评估治疗效果。另一方面,血清学与一些结果之间的相关性强调了这些检测在儿童尿路感染综合调查中的意义。