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... significant degree of correlation between the concentration of nitrogenous solutes and bacterial indices were demonstrated consistently either in swimming pools or at lakeshore beaches, [r] ... See full document

... identified. Bacteria isolated, (table 4.3 and 4.4) were mainly of the enterobacteriaceae family and includes; klebsiella, Providencia, Proteus and E. coli. This further confirms the outbreak of E. coli in swimming ... See full document

... Free-living amoeba (FLA) are ubiquitous protozoa that have been isolated from a wide range of environments particularly water and soil. Only Acanthamoeba, Naegleria, Balamuthia and Sappinia genera are responsible for ... See full document

... in swimming pools, where users are di- rectly exposed to them by three different routes: inhalation, absorption through the skin and inges- tion, seems to be particularly ...in swimming pools ... See full document

... indoor swimming pool area, the chloramines that are being produced and the gas exchanges during breathing by the swimmers are the leading and obvious causes of severe respiratory illness that is being evident in ... See full document

... of swimming pool water that was contami- nated with microorganisms have been reported by some researchers ...tract infection were the most common infectious diseases agents that can be transmitted by ... See full document

... the swimming pools in ...of swimming pools and reduce the risk of fungal contamination (especially saprophytic contamination), proper measures such as health care by swimmers, training on ... See full document

... obtained from the water samples of the two swimming pools. This may indicate that Acan- thamoeba T4 was the most prevalent genotype in the examined swimming pool samples. Pre- vious reports by others ... See full document

... enjoy. Swimming pools attract a lot of people, especially during warm ...these swimming pools and the poor quality of swimming pool water, the transmission of water borne diseases has ... See full document

... Aquatic offices, for example, swimming pools, spas and wellsprings have turned out to be progressively prominent in private homes, inns, wellness focuses, and resorts. To guarantee that the oceanic offices ... See full document

... causing pools to be dreaded by ...with swimming pools in the UK was also reported by Joce et al ...a swimming pool, wrestling mats, and physical contact in sports (Mattei et al ...in ... See full document

... Results: Members of genus Acanthamoeba were detected in 49.2% of the examined swimming-pool water samples. Morphologically, six Acanthamoeba species were iso- lated from the examined swimming pool water ... See full document

... Findings from two previous studies showed a statistically significant association of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) in patients and vertical spinous process asymmetry in controls, each group of which used heated ... See full document

... in swimming pools is a more frequently and more widely studied problem [Kanan and Karanfil, 2011; Spiliotopoulou et ...the swimming pool water have been identified in recent decades [Cyril et ...the ... See full document

... Water-air transport of trihalomethanes depends on a number of factors that include concentrations in pool water, temperature and water disturbance and splashing by bathers. In our study, the concentration of chloroform ... See full document

... The methodology described above was validated against the published work of Li et al. [6]. The flow domain involved the movement of humid air in a swimming pool of practical size (22.5m x 9m x 7.5m). Most ... See full document

... US.2R Use of recommended sun protection was increased by patrons attending public swimming pools through a multi- Discussion component intervention using peer leaders lifeguards, skin Th[r] ... See full document

... in swimming pools, and children ⬎5 years old in other freshwater sites (data not ...ficial pools were 33% and 38%, ...artificial pools (38%) than in freshwater sites ... See full document

... In further research on state regulations, 49 states (exception Alaska) were looked at to see what the maximum levels of cyanuric acid were acceptable. Of these 49 states, there were a total of 12 different values that ... See full document

... Endorsement of a pool barrier requirement was associated with a substan- tially higher prevalence of complete pool fencing (35% vs.. 7%, difference = 28%, 95% CI for difference 19%, 37%)[r] ... See full document