study of genital tract ecosystem in some gynecologic disorders

ABSTRACT

Introduction: The normal microbial flora of the vagina plays an important role in preventing genital and urinary tract infections in women. Thus an accurate understanding of the composition and ecology of the ecosystem is important to understand the aetiology of these diseases. In addition, microorganisms possibly those associated with bacterial vaginosis may inhabit the uterine cavity [bacteria endometrialis] where they are responsible for some common gynecological and obstetric enigmas. The aim of the present work was to study vaginal and uterine ecosystem in some gynecologic disorders aiming at reconsidering the place of appropriate antibiotic regimens