A retrospective review of the prevalence of neisseria gonorrhea and chlamydia trachomatis in a hospital based adolescent medicine clinic

A retrospective review of the prevalence of neisseria gonorrhea and chlamydia trachomatis in a hospital based adolescent medicine clinic

JOURNALOF A Vol. IO, No. 3 -. EollY il. xoDvsnAPRcoucmNNuNsApDwLsGEHT yetor J.Coo9ar. Ph.D.,lulanls J. Taylor.and 1.2oaald IR*nbr. I&D. S&wider Chil...

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JOURNALOF A

Vol. IO, No. 3

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m FRRCNANCV AND GONOCOCCAL lSSC4XATIOlI I~PXCTIDII IW ADDLWCENTS. Wndy Fried-oginski. 2.8.. Walter D. Rawnf~ld, I.D., ROsalind Carter. 2.8.. StuI II. ‘hrmmd, N.D., Oaph.Of Fad., Wonteciord Hediul ctr./Albwt Einstein College of

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2dolescenta have high rates of uninbnded pragnancy and smNally trONEitted di(STD), both Of which WY he partially rslrt@ to pour ConWacapUve praslices. Thus, the aogno&wa or an STa may indicafi es :ii4zrss:w? !ziPkFnr praDnmcy. Tkim study was undertaken to datamine if gOnOCMCa1 infection (GC) mhould be considered . risk factor :or @regnanr;y 104 wrually active 13-21 yenr old females ff m adolo-28. age18) attandfingt.aaadolescentgynecolagy clinic ah an urban ~~~~h~~whospit.alwre studied with a oonfidantial struaWred 41s (n-43) of the patiantm had a past or preaant 12g (n-1,) had gith*r a pa*t histoy Of GE or pragnany’ VW . a pasitiva cervical 0E aal~ura (cc*). 12/12 DC+ patienta weeel PGt (92.3). 12i43 PG+ pationtm wara cc+ (266). whereas only Even l/61 P&iO?Its tavor pragnant ware DC+ (26), (p.oooa). after controlling for potential confounding variables much as patlent age, Wr of lifatiu sexual partners, and contraufz8;~dwa, tlm signifiunt amnociation between DCt and PO+ . Tbo positive associmUon b&man pregnancy and CC may bo rrlatad to danea tot mporaUio

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Tba arudy subjeet~~ wam 102 girls (13 -18ywra old;l&am 15.9)vbo bad lam ganlte3 LrxCL infIcctloru due to c. tracboutim(CT),2. 6mlUrrbmaU (Gc),and/or T. va#nalis(Trle).Tblrty-four 2lr3s (33.32) had CT, 17

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