Pediatr. praxi. 2009;10(1):8-11

Diseases caused by „atypical microbes“

prof. MUDr. Jiří Havlík DrSc1,2
1 Emeritní profesor I. infekční kliniky 2. LF UK, FN Na Bulovce, Praha
2 I. infekční klinika 2. LF a Katedra infekčních nemocí IPVZ, Praha

Atypical microbes include tiny bacteria that are mostly very difficult to culture. Some of them infest the whole human population without

symptoms from childhood, but they may also cause manifest diseases of varying severity affecting numerous organs, most commonly

the airways. All age groups may become ill, however, adolescents and adults are affected more frequently. Urinary tract infections occur

increasingly with initiation of sexual activity. Legionelloses and tularaemias almost exclusively affect adult individuals.

Keywords: Mycoplasmas, Chlamydias, Legionellas, Francisellas.

Published: March 1, 2009  Show citation

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