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   A preliminary study on the potential of Mycoplasma pneumoniae to induce dyskaryotic change in respiratory epithelium in adult community‑acquired pneumonia  
   
نویسنده an s.-c. ,yang d.h. ,luo c.-f. ,chen x. ,liu g.-t. ,weng y. ,liu j.-z. ,shang y. ,wang r.-q. ,gao z.c.
منبع journal of research in medical sciences - 2016 - دوره : 21 - شماره : 6
چکیده    Background: this study aimed to explore the cellular morphology of respiratory epithelium in mycoplasma pneumonia (mpp) patients. materials and methods: the cast‑off cell morphological findings from bronchoscopic brushings in mpp and community‑acquired pneumonia (cap) caused by typical pathogens were reviewed. results: compared with the cap group,cellular dysplasia in respiratory tract epithelial brushings was significantly greater in mpp patients (p = 0.033). conclusion: unique biological characteristics and mechanisms of pathogenesis of mycoplasma pneumoniae (mp) may result in dyskaryotic changes in respiratory epithelium in adult mpp. � 2016 journal of research in medical sciences.
کلیدواژه Cellular dysplasia; Community‑acquired pneumonia; Mycoplasma pneumonia
آدرس department of respiratory medicine,first hospital of tsinghua university, China, department of respiratory and critical care medicine,peking university people’s hospital,beijing, China, department of radiology,first hospital of tsinghua university, China, department of pathology,first hospital of tsinghua university, China, department of respiratory medicine,first hospital of tsinghua university, China, department of pathology,first hospital of tsinghua university, China, department of radiology,first hospital of tsinghua university, China, department of respiratory and critical care medicine,peking university people’s hospital,beijing, China, department of respiratory medicine,first hospital of tsinghua university, China, department of respiratory and critical care medicine,peking university people’s hospital,beijing, China
 
     
   
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