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著者：Akira Hashimoto, Motoki Sonohata, Hiroshi Miyamoto, Hidefumi Honke, Kengo Higuchi, Masaaki Mawatari題名：Implants in the distal radius unlikely to induce a new niche for microbiomes発表情報：APMIS 巻: 128 号: 11 ページ: 603-604キーワード：概要：The article by Jakobsen et al. (1) titled "Implants induce a new niche for microbiomes" published in the Journal of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immunology is of great interest. They found that 66% of 106 clinically uninfected implants were colonized by bacteria, whereas 40% of those implants were colonized by fungi (1). Moreover, among 20 implants of patients with healed fractures, 19 (95%) showed growth of either bacteria, fungi, or both, where these implants were primarily colonized by microbes associated with the skin and mucosal membrane.抄録：英語フィールド
Author：Akira Hashimoto, Motoki Sonohata, Hiroshi Miyamoto, Hidefumi Honke, Kengo Higuchi, Masaaki MawatariTitle：Implants in the distal radius unlikely to induce a new niche for microbiomesAnnouncement information:APMIS Vol: 128 Issue: 11 Page: 603-604An abstract：The article by Jakobsen et al. (1) titled "Implants induce a new niche for microbiomes" published in the Journal of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immunology is of great interest. They found that 66% of 106 clinically uninfected implants were colonized by bacteria, whereas 40% of those implants were colonized by fungi (1). Moreover, among 20 implants of patients with healed fractures, 19 (95%) showed growth of either bacteria, fungi, or both, where these implants were primarily colonized by microbes associated with the skin and mucosal membrane.