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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Rotavirus enteritis caused clinical analysis of intestinal flora Of: Zhang Yi, Lai Zhiguang, Huang Yang Luang, Margaret Hung Chu [Abstract] Objective rotavirus gastroenteritis in infants and the relationship between intestinal flora disorder, clinical diagnosis and rational treatment of great significance. Methods of Yuexiu District, Guangzhou Children’s Hospital from September 2008 to February 2009 infants hospitalized Diarrhea stool specimens for rotavirus disease detection and stool bacterial culture and sensitivity test. The results of this survey in the 346 cases detected rotavirus in infants and young children (RV) positive for a total of 120 patients (34.7%), of which 6 12-month-old infant morbidity rate of 44.2%. In RV-positive group of opportunistic pathogens were detected in 12 strains (10.0%); in the detection of RV-negative group, 9 strains (3.98%), positive group was significantly higher than negative group ( χ2 = 4.979, P lt;0.05). which in the 21 strains that were more than 1 year of age found 14 cases in children, accounting for 66.6%. the 21 strains of Enterobacteriaceae pathogen susceptibility results show that for most of the commonly used antibiotics are more serious drug. Conclusion RV than the RV-positive infants and children with diarrhea in infants and young children more susceptible to negative intestinal flora disorder complicated by opportunistic pathogen infection, and within the digestive tract of 1-year-old defensive barrier function development in children has not improved much hair. is not negligence conditions caused by endogenous bacteria of infantile diarrhea, recommended stool cultures have to be timely, rational use of antibiotics based on susceptibility testing in clinical medicine. [Keywords:] infant diarrhea; rotavirus; opportunistic pathogen; intestinal flora disturbance [Abstract] Objective To investigate relationship between the rotavirus gastroenteritis in infants and the intestinal