Titlebook: Urogenital Infections; New Developments in Amedeo Bondi,Donald D. Stieritz,Linda Ann Miller Book 1987 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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Controversies in Urinary Tract Infectionicance are: the ascending or retrograde route; the lymphatic route; and the hematogenous route. It is now felt that the urinary tract, especially in the female, is infected in a retrograde fashion. The female is autoinfected from her own stool. The bacteria colonize the perineum then progress to the

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Laboratory Aspects of Chlamydial Infectionst is, however, appropriate to discuss this organism in the context of this symposium because it is an important genital tract pathogen and these infections may be associated with urethral signs and symptoms. The purpose of this review is to briefly discuss those clinical conditions where chlamydial

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Chlamydia Trachomatiswritten in both ancient Greek and hieroglyphics, enabled the secrets of the pyramids to be unlocked. Upon translation of the writings of ancient Egypt, it was determined that an infectious urethritis was known approximately 3,000 years before Christ. This condition was contagious, was felt to be sex

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Pathogenesis and Significance of Urogenital Mycoplasmal Infectionsto cause disease (1–3). . is a newly identified species first isolated from males with urethritis (4–6). Serological studies of females with pelvic inflammatory disease (7) and experimental inoculation of primates (8–10) suggest that this organism may also be pathogenic for humans, although its prev

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Pathogenesis and Management of Gonorrheae most sexually active 15–30 years old age group at a rate of 12/1000/yr. The reasons for such high rates are multifactorial. Increased promiscuity among sexually active adults, the propensity of gonorrhea to remain asymptomatic, the unique epidemiology of the disease and increased antibiotic resist