… preterm labor and rupture of membranes. Microorganisms mediating such processes may not
be “recognized pathogens… ‐induced pathogenesis of some cases of preterm birth offers the …

… antibody to more pathogenic oral organisms was associated with an increased rate of preterm
birth, (OR 2.2; 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.5–3.8). The highest rate of preterm birth (66.7…

… Preterm birth (PTB), defined as birth before the 37th week of … A current understanding of
the complex pathogenesis of PTB is … This theory extends the possibility that early immune …

… the majority of preterm births due to infection result from an ascendancy of bacterial pathogens
from the … This does not preclude the possibility of a hematogenous spread (bacteremia) of …

… in new diagnostic possibilities, the contribution of microbiota changes to preterm birth and
the acute … While chorioamnionitis and special pathogens like bacterial species derived from …

… [16] [17] There are also data available to support the possibility that upper genital tract …
advance in our understanding of the pathogenesis of preterm birth because it indicates that a …

… cases of preterm delivery reflect four pathogenic processes, … and range checks to minimise
the possibility of data entry error. … as a predictor of preterm birth in an indigent population. …

… pathogenic microbes are indigenous to the female lower genital tract and etiologic in many
types of pelvic infections and, apparently, a portion of preterm birth (… for preterm labor, preterm …

… the possibility to treat patients and arrest the process is poor. Over the years, the possibility to
… This review provides an overview of the pathogenesis, risk factors, therapeutic options, and …

… oral pathogens has been suggested as a marker and an increased risk factor for PTB w3,
37x. Fetal immunoglobulin to oral pathogens … The possibility of a second source of infection is …