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Sexual Transmission of Candida
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1987Mycotic cultures of 33 couples, in which the women had a diagnosis of chronic recurrent vulvovaginitis, were prepared from the oral cavity, the rectum, the vagina, and the male ejaculate. Reservoirs of infection were found in the oral cavities of 36% of the couples, the rectum in 33%, and the ejaculate in 15%.
B J, Horowitz +2 more
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Sexually transmissible diseases
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1976There is a widespread recrudescence of venereal disease. The possible reasons for this are discussed. Each disease is then considered from the viewpoints of clinical course, diagnosis, and treatment. Treatment failures are discussed in detail, immunity is covered, and recommendations for the future conclude the presentation.
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Sexually Transmissible Diseases
Postgraduate Medicine, 1975Gonorrhea and syphilis are well established as major diseases of sexual contact, but few realize how common other such diseases have become. Dr. McCormack looks at these diseases from the standpoint of lesion type or patient complaint. There are excellent guidelines for diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up of patients and sexual partners ...
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Sexual Transmission of Viral Hepatitis
Infectious Disease Clinics of North America, 2023Ongoing sexual transmission presents a significant barrier to viral hepatitis control. Endemic transmission of hepatitis A virus continues through communities of men with male sex partners, despite vaccine availability. Increased incidence of hepatitis B virus from 2014-2018 prompted expanded vaccination guidelines, but uptake and physician awareness ...
Audrey R, Lloyd, Ricardo A, Franco
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2001
Abstract The number of pathogens known to be transmissible through sexual contact has increased dramatically in the last few decades as new methods of detection have emerged. A list of sexually transmissible pathogens is presented in Table 13-1. The pathogens and the sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) they cause are often grouped by
James C Thomas, Sara Stratton
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Abstract The number of pathogens known to be transmissible through sexual contact has increased dramatically in the last few decades as new methods of detection have emerged. A list of sexually transmissible pathogens is presented in Table 13-1. The pathogens and the sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) they cause are often grouped by
James C Thomas, Sara Stratton
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Adolescents and sexually transmissible diseases
Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America, 2000Sexually transmitted infections are alarmingly common among adolescents in the United States. Behavioral, biologic, and health care access factors place adolescent girls at high risk for many common infections. This population also experiences a disproportionate burden related to the sequelae of STDs.
S T, Vermillion, M M, Holmes, D E, Soper
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Circumcision and sexually transmissible disease
Medical Journal of Australia, 1983The relationship between circumcision and sexually transmissible disease was studied in 1350 men who attended the Public Health Department Special Treatment Clinic in Perth, Western Australia. Evidence of circumcision was obtained by examination. More than 98% of the men studied gave a verbal report of their circumcision status which was consistent ...
S W, Parker +4 more
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SEXUAL TRANSMISSION OF VIRAL HEPATITIS?
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1974DURING the first half of this century it became apparent that hepatitis was caused by a filterable agent, presumably a virus, and included two epidemiologic entities—infectious hepatitis (IH) and serum hepatitis (SH). Infectious hepatitis or hepatitis A was considered an enteric disease transmitted by the fecal-oral route that could also be transmitted
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[Non-sexual transmission of sexually transmissible diseases].
Minerva ginecologica, 1992Sexually transmitted diseases can be transmitted through nonsexual transmission. Neonatal contamination has been proven at parturition from mothers with anogenital diseases. Another example is transmission through exchange of underwear, towels, bed sharing, etc.
P, Broso, G, Buffetti, A, Sacco
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Presumed sexual transmission of meningococci
Journal of Infection, 1981Summary A group of three sexual consorts are described from whom similar meningococcal strains were isolated.
M D, Talbot, B N, Collins
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