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SPECIMEN COLLECTION!Avoid oxygen contact and contamination withnormal flora.• Aspirated material from deeper tissues,abscess…etc (with syringe)• Surgical drainage material (abscess)• Tissue biopsy samples• Samples collected with <strong>anaerobic</strong> swabsystemsCollection of specimens with swabs should bediscouraged
TRANSPORTATIONSpecimens should be transported to the laboratoryas soon as possible (within 10-30 mns)• Anaerobic transport systems• Anaerobe swab systems• Anaerobic liquid medium for tissue samples• Sterile screw cap tubes for large volumes of purulent material.Specimens should not be transported in syringe
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