… of actinomycosis have been well documented. This mini-review focuses on perceptions of
human colonization and … and direct detection from clinical material. Arguably, of the greatest …

… Pelvic actinomycosis Actinomyces organisms may colonize the female genital tract and
are … This article will review Actinomyces colonization and abscesses in women wearing an …

… We also picked potential Actinomyces colonies from non-selective medium after careful
scanning under the dissecting microscope andused a prolonged incubation (up to 10 days) to …

… cases which presented only Actinomyces colonies devoid of … of actinomycosis versus inert
“floater” Actinomyces colonies … , we suggest that those colonies that are isolated from the …

… colonize the human mouth and digestive and genital tracts. Physicians must be aware of
typical clinical presentations (such as cervicofacial actinomycosis … Actinomyces colonization …

… We found prominent Actinomyces colonies in 20 (64.5%) of 31 patients. Most of these …
Actinomyces as presented in our study is not of significance. However, in our study, Actinomyces …

… significant clinical infections. It appears that in the vast majority of cases, IUD\x=req-\ associated
Actinomyces colonization … In this study, the prevalence of Actinomyces in IUD wearers …

… be due to colonisation of the tonsils only. The series did however show a statistically significant
correlation between Actinomycosis colonisation and age with Actinomycosis being more …

… Indeed, at the age of 2 months, one-third of infants in one study were already colonized
with Actinomyces (28). On oral mucosal surfaces of these edentulous infants, A. odontolyticus …

… Actinomyces colonies appear as molar tooth colonies on solid media or as breadcrumb
colonies … [32], the risk for Actinomyces colonization of the IUDs increases after 3 to 4 years only, …