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Toggle: English / SpanishCultivo rutinario de esputo - Resultados
Nombres alternativos
Cultivo de esputo
Valores normales:
El resultado normal en este examen es la ausencia de organismos patógenos en el esputo.
Significado de los resultados anormales:
Los resultados anormales se reportarán como un cultivo positivo, lo que significa que se ha encontrado un organismo patógeno que puede ayudar a diagnosticar:
Afecciones adicionales bajo las cuales se puede realizar este examen:
- Neumonía por aspiración
- Infección micobacteriana atípica
- Neumonía atípica
- Blastomicosis
- Bronquiectasia
- Coccidioidomicosis pulmonar aguda primaria
- Coccidioidomicosis pulmonar crónica
- Coccidioidomicosis diseminada
- Criptococcosis
- Tuberculosis diseminada (infecciosa)
- Histoplasmosis pulmonar aguda primaria
- Histoplasmosis pulmonar crónica
- Neumonía intrahospitalaria
- Neumonía por micoplasma
- Peste
- Aspergiloma pulmonar (micetoma)
- Aspergilosis pulmonar de tipo invasivo
- Tuberculosis pulmonar
- Neumonía viral
- Fecha de revisión: 11/12/2007
- Versión en inglés revisada por:Arnold L. Lentnek, M.D., Division of Infectious Disease, Kennestone Hospital, Marietta. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network.
- Traducción y localización realizada por: DrTango, Inc
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