[Role of Campylobacter pylori and mucous microflora in the pathogenesis of long-non-healing stomach ulcers].

Altogether 89 patients with long non-healing gastric ulcers were examined for Campylobacter pylori (CP) and mucous microflora. It is shown that in patients with long non-healing gastric ulcers, CP was only demonstrable in 19.8% of cases whereas pathological microflora (Candida and microbial associations) in 72.3% of cases. In patients with CP, the administration of de-nol, metronidazole and ampicillin were not sufficiently effective.