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BACTERIAL FLORA OF THE NORMAL CONJUNCTIVA I. TOPOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION

The bacterial flora of 100 normal conjunctivas was studied. Staphylococcus albus and corynebacteria were the most common microorganisms recovered, followed by Staphylococcus aureus, gram‐negative bacilli and streptococci. The topographical distribution of S. albus and corynebacteria on 12 different anatomical regions of the conjunctiva was examined, and showed that both bacteria occurred less frequently on the bulbar regions. No differences between the upper and lower parts, nor between the outer and inner regions could be found. A culture obtained from the lower fornical and tarsal conjunctiva revealed about 93% of S. albus and corynebacteria actually harbouring on the conjunctiva.