Bacteremias of oral origin and potential implications for systemic diseases

Keyphrases

• Bacteremia 100%
• Systemic Disease 100%
• Bacterial Species 66%
• Systemic Inflammation 66%
• Oral Bacteria 66%
• Oral Microbial Community 66%
• Endothelial Cells 33%
• Systemic Infection 33%
• Microorganisms 33%
• Epithelial Cells 33%
• Inflammatory Response 33%
• Tongue 33%
• Biofilm 33%
• Innate Immune Cells 33%
• High Temperature 33%
• Cheek 33%
• Gram-negative Bacteria 33%
• Commensal 33%
• Clinical Symptoms 33%
• Disease Development 33%
• Pathogenic Bacteria 33%
• Biofilm Formation 33%
• Bloodstream 33%
• Gram-positive Bacteria 33%
• Infected Individual 33%
• Clinical Signs 33%
• Humidity 33%
• Local Immune Response 33%
• Infectious Causes 33%
• Periodontal Disease 33%
• Oxygen Tension 33%
• Unique Characteristics 33%
• Immune Homeostasis 33%
• Immune Dysregulation 33%
• Bacterial Genera 33%
• Mucosal Immune Response 33%
• Tissue Surface 33%
• Local Infection 33%
• Systemic Implications 33%
• Dental Caries 33%
• Substrate Surface 33%
• Caries Disease 33%
• Human Evidence 33%
• Oral Soft Tissue 33%
• Human Oral Cavity 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Biofilm 100%
• Mouth Flora 100%
• Infection 100%
• Homeostasis 50%
• Microorganism 50%
• Immune Response 50%
• Soft Tissue 50%
• Inflammation Response 50%
• Gram-Positive Bacteria 50%
• Mouth 50%
• Systemic Inflammation 50%
• Immune Dysregulation 50%
• Tongue 50%
• Mucosal Immune System 50%
• Oxygen Tension 50%
• Teeth 50%
• Cheek 50%
• Gram Negative Anaerobic Bacteria 50%
• Innate Immune Cell 50%
• In Vitro 50%