Abstract
Microaerophilic spiral organisms may be isolated frequently from samples of gastric mucus taken from patients undergoing gastroscopy. The ultrastructure of these gastric campylobacter-like organisms ('Campylobacter pyloridis') shows that they have greater affinities with Spirillum than with Campylobacter.
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