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Wound infection with Mycoplasma hominis

Lee et al., 1971

Document ID
9016791397944920214
Author
Lee Y
Nersasian R
Lan N
McDonald A
McCormack W
Publication year
Publication venue
JAMA

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Mycoplasma hominiswas isolated from two patients with infected wounds following open reduction of fractured mandibles. Thesignificance of these organisms in wound infections is discussed. Mucoplasma hominis, unlike other human mycoplasmas, can be cultured in a …
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