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Nonspecific Vaginitis

New England Journal of Medicine, 1978
To assess the cause of nonspecific vaginitis, we performed a prospective case-control study of vaginal flora and a randomized unblinded trial of different therapies. Haemophilus vaginalis was isolated from 17 to 18 women with signs of vaginitis but only one of 18 normal matched controls (P less than 0.002).
T A, Pheifer, P S, Forsyth, M A, Durfee, H M, Pollock, K K, Holmes   +4 more
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Anaerobic Bacteria in Nonspecific Vaginitis

New England Journal of Medicine, 1980
To study the cause of nonspecific vaginitis, we analyzed vaginal fluid from normal women and from 53 women with nonspecific vaginitis, using quantitative anaerobic cultures and gas-liquid chromatography for short-chained organic-acid metabolites of the microbial flora.
C A, Spiegel, R, Amsel, D, Eschenbach, F, Schoenknecht, K K, Holmes   +4 more
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Nonspecific vaginitis following sexual abuse in children

Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1985
Nonspecific vaginitis, one of the most common causes of vaginitis in adults, is a polymicrobial infection in which vaginal anaerobes act synergistically with Gardnerella vaginalis. The diagnosis is made by examination of the vaginal secretions for clue cells, the development of a fishy odor after the addition of 10% KOH to vaginal secretions, and a ...
M R, Hammerschlag, M, Cummings, B, Doraiswamy, P, Cox, W M, McCormack   +4 more
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The diagnostic cytology of nonspecific vaginitis

Diagnostic Cytopathology, 1987
AbstractDiagnostic cytology has not kept pace with the general growing interest in nonspecific vaginitis (NSV). This study on 114 patients compares Papanicolaou vaginal smears with bacteriologic cultures, whiff test, gram‐stained vaginal smears, and vaginal pH in the evaluation of nonspecific vaginitis.
G, Giacomini, D, Reali, D, Vita, S, Barahmandpour, A, D'Acunto   +4 more
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The Origin and Diagnosis of Nonspecific Vaginitis

New England Journal of Medicine, 1980
Until the report of Gardner and Dukes appeared in 1954, 1 any woman with a vaginal discharge not due to trichomoniasis, candidiasis, or gonorrhea was thought to have "nonspecific vaginitis." The in...
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Nonspecific vaginitis

The American Journal of Medicine, 1983
Richard Amsel, Patricia A. Totten, Carol A. Spiegel, Kirk C.S. Chen, David Eschenbach, King K. Holmes   +5 more
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HAEMOPHILUS VAGINALIS IN NONSPECIFIC VAGINITIS

The Lancet, 1978
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New Etiologic Agent in Nonspecific Bacterial Vaginitis

Science, 1954
H L, GARDNER, C D, DUKES
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Nonspecific Aerobic Vaginitis and Pregnancy

Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy, 2001
During the period 1996–1998, cervical swabs of 50 pregnant women with subacute amniotic infection syndrome (AIS) and the semen of their consorts were bacteriologically analyzed. In the control group were 50 healthy pregnant women and their consorts too.
D, Curzik, A, Drazancić, Z, Hrgović
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