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Assessment of rectalChlamydia trachomatisviable load in women by viability-PCR

5 Aug 2019

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Objectives In recent years, studies have demonstrated frequent rectalChlamydia trachomatis(CT) detection in women, irrespective of reported anal sex or rectal symptoms. However, the clinical relevance and public health implication of rectal CT detection in women remain under debate. Therefore, evaluating CT viability may provide more insight into the relevance of standard routine nucleic acid amplification test...

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PMID: 31383780
DOI: 10.1136/sextrans-2019-054002

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