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Mycoplasma Hominis Septic Arthritis
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1988An unusual case is described of extragenital Mycoplasma hominis infection presenting as a septic arthritis of the hip joint in a young paraplegic girl. The few reported cases of M. hominis septic arthritis are summarized. Based on the current case and these reported cases, the etiology, presentation, diagnosis, and treatment of this infection are ...
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Extragenital Mycoplasma hominis infections in adults
The American Journal of Medicine, 1990To heighten awareness of the role of Mycoplasma hominis as an extragenital pathogen in adults.Patients ranged in age from 14 to 76 years. Thirteen patients were immunosuppressed, including nine organ transplant recipients; three were receiving steroids, and two had an underlying malignancy. The remainder were immunocompetent.
D K, McMahon +3 more
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Mycoplasma hominis pneumonia in aboriginal adults
Pathology, 1995Mycoplasma hominis (M. hominis) is a well recognized extragenital pathogen. Its role as a pathogen of the respiratory tract, however, remains difficult to determine. Four cases of pneumonia are presented in which M. hominis was isolated from blood, tracheal aspirates or post-mortem lung tissue.
Norton, Robert, Mollison, Lindsay
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Thoughts aboutMycoplasma hominis
Sexually Transmitted Infections, 2020The notion that Mycoplasma hominis is an unimportant micro-organism in the genital tract is not without merit, but certain facts suggest that the topic should be reconsidered. Since M. hominis was isolated about 73 years ago, there have been mixed observations regarding pathogenicity.
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Mycoplasma hominis osteitis in an immunocompetent man
European Journal of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases, 2006Mycoplasma hominis has been associated with pelvic inflammatory illness, postpartum and neonatal infections and respiratory tract diseases. It is rarely isolated from patients with other infections. Reported here is a case of tibial osteitis that occurred in a 16-year-old immunocompetent man.
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Sternotomy Infections with Mycoplasma hominis
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1987Mycoplasma hominis caused sternal wound infections with mediastinitis in three patients. One infection occurred in a nonimmunocompromised man after coronary artery bypass grafting. The wound did not heal after repeated debridement, closed irrigation of the mediastinum with povidone-iodine solution, and antimycoplasmal chemotherapy; muscle flap grafting
D O, Steffenson +5 more
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Antigens of Mycoplasma hominis.
Sexually transmitted diseases, 1984The antigens of Mycoplasma hominis have previously been defined by means of functional assays with rabbit antisera and have been found to be predominantly protein. In this study, sera from humans as well as those from rabbits were shown to recognize protein antigens of M.
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INFECTION WITH MYCOPLASMA HOMINIS IN POSTPARTUM FEVER
The Lancet, 1980A follow-up of 535 patients after vaginal delivery showed that 9% had a fever of 37.7 degrees C or greater, and 2% had a fever of 38 degrees C or more, on two days. The commonest cause of both categories of fever was Mycoplasma hominis infection as defined by a fourfold or greater rise in mycoplasmacidal antibody titre.
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Mycoplasma hominis septicemia in a burned infant
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1981after 2 months of age? Gonocytes, the predominant germ cell in the newborn infant, are quite abundant during early infancy and disappear after the third month of life? Sertoli cells are known to divide actively during infancy and then do not change until the initiation of puberty.
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