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Genital chlamydial infection: association between clinical features, organism genotype and load.

Journal of medical microbiology - 1 Jul 2011

Jalal Hamid, Verlander Neville Q, Kumar Navin, Bentley Neil, Carne Christopher, Sonnex Christopher

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The association between the clinical features of genital chlamydial infection and organism genotype and load was evaluated. Chlamydial DNA was detected and quantified in genital swabs from 233 (7 %) of 3384 consecutive patients attending a genitourinary medicine clinic. The chlamydia-positive subcohort comprised 132 (57 %) females and 101 (43 %) males. Clinical features were present in 33 % women and 72 % men....

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PMID: 21415209
DOI: 10.1099/jmm.0.028076-0

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