[Mycoplasms in vagina and cervix in non-gonorrhoeal inflammatory disease of the pelvis (author's transl)].

Over a period of four years 110 patients with chronic recurrent inflammatory disease of the pelvis were treated in our special clinic of micrbiology. In 59 patients (53,6%) mycoplasms were isolated from vagina and cervix. In patients without inflammatory pelvic disease only in 21% of all cases mycoplasms could be detected. It is pointed out that mycoplasms may play a role in the etiology of chronic recurrent inflammatory disease of the pelvis.