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PubMed1979

[Theoretical and clinical aspects of the penetration test].

An overlook is given about the theory of penetrating tests. The assay of tests depends from some biological factors concerning sperms, spermplasma and the cervix mucus itself. The penetrating tests are important in functional disorders in the area of cervixsperm. In negative results hormonal defects and immunological factors have to be considered.

Cervix Uteri↗
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Aerobic and anaerobic cervical flora of healthy Thai women.

The bacteriologic study of the cervical flora in 50 healthy women revealed that 70% harbored mixed aerobic and anaerobic organisms. Aerobic organisms alone were recovered in 15 women (30%). Polymicrobial organisms were found in all but five women (in these only one aerobe was isolated per patient). The majority of patients had 1-2 anaerobes, with more than two aerobes. The common aerobes were alpha-hemolytic streptococci, Staphylococcus epidermidis and lactobacilli. The most common anaerobes were Peptococcus asaccharolyticus isolated in 21 women (42%), P prevotii in 13 (26%) and Bacteroides in 10 (20%). These organisms are frequently found in pelvic infection, suggesting the pathogenic potential of the normal flora of the cervix.

Bacteroides↗