Mycoplasmas and recurrent oral ulceration
Authors:
- A. M. GordonAGA. M. Gordon
- H. M. DickHDH. M. Dick
- D. K. MasonDMD. K. Mason
- W. MandersonWMW. Manderson
- W. B. CrichtonWCW. B. Crichton
Open Access
- 1 November 1967
- journal article
- research article
- Published by BMJ in Journal of Clinical Pathology
- Vol. 20 (6) , 865-869
Abstract
A controlled cultural and serological investigation of mycoplasmas in recurrent oral ulceration was undertaken. No evidence for an aetiological relationship between oral mycoplasmas and this condition was obtained. Mycoplasmas, principally M. orale, were frequently recovered from the oral cavities of individuals with natural teeth, but rarely from edentulous subjects.Keywords
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