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See Latest ArticlesTonsillolith: Not just a stone but a living biofilm
Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, 09/03/09
Stoodley P et al. – Tonsilloliths exhibit biofilm structure and the formation of chemical gradients through physiological activity. Although tonsillectomy is an option for treating cryptic infections, understanding the morphology and biofilm characteristics of tonsilloliths may stimulate scientists to use limited or targeted remedies in the future.
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