Sexually Transmitted Brucellosis in Humans

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Sexually Transmitted Brucellosis in Humans

15 Jun 2010

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Sexual transmission of brucellosis has rarely been reported in humans. We describe 2 cases of probable sexual transmission of Brucella from husband to wife. In 1 case, orchidoepididimitis existed, whereas in the other case, the presence of Brucella in the semen in the absence of genital symptoms was demonstrated by polymerase chain reaction.

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PMID: 20550455
DOI: 10.1086/653608

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