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Non-pylori
Helicobacter
This is an electron micrograph of a
non-pylori Helicobacter. These species
have been associated with gastric disease (including peptic ulcer disease and
gastric malignancy), diarrhoea, bacteraemia and systemic disease, including
cholecystitis and hepatitis. Some do not produce urease and may currently escape
detection. Methodology to detect these bacteria, which can potentially be
treated with standard H. pylori
treatment regimes, is being developed locally.
![]() We are grateful to Dr Jacqueline Keenan (Department of
Surgery, Christchurch School of Medicine and Health Sciences), Stephanie Neal
(Department of Electron Microscopy, Canterbury Health Laboratories), and Dr
Richard B Gearry (Department of Medicine, Christchurch School of Medicine and
Health Sciences) for this issue’s Medical Image
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