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Meta Descrption:
Prevention of primary bacterial colonization in patients with cystic fibrosis (CF) is paramount to patient quality of life and long term survival, but there is limited research into the prevention of environmental acquisition of highly pathogenic bacteria in CF such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Burkholderia cenocepacia.
Hospital and clinic based isolation protocols have dramatically cut down on patient to patient transmission of pathogenic bacteria, but new acquisition of bacteria continues to occur in a stable fashion. And while Burkholderia species were originally discovered as a commensal soil pathogen, the risk to CF patients posed by strains residing in the natural environment is unknown. What is the best way to determine the impact of environmental reservoirs of bacteria in CF? Rapid PCR techniques for detecting P. aeruginosa in chlorinated water and aerosols are underway.
But further soil and aerosol based studies are needed to determine their true impact. With the release of the Open Access journal Air & Water Borne Diseases, international scientists will have the opportunity to quickly share advancements in microbial transmission pathogenesis across the globe.
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