Titlebook: Common Infections; Louis G. Keith (Professor, Attending Obstetrician- Book 1985 MTP Press Limited 1985 Herpes simplex.Sexually Transmitted

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Consequences of sexually transmitted diseases in pregnancymortality in mothers and/or their infants are listed in Table 1. Infection by .. ., . and possibly other STD agents causes salpingitis with tubal scarring and predisposes women to ectopic pregnancy. The prevalence of this latter condition, especially in North America, is one of the consequences of t

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Laparoscopic diagnosis and treatment of PIDvery from this condition depends on early and effective treatment. When treatment is delayed or inadequate, sequelae such as infertility, ectopic pregnancy or chronic pelvic pain are more likely to occur. The term PID is frequently used synonymously with acute salpingitis (AS), but this is incorrect

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Book 1985, this two-volume comprehensive presentation of infectious diseases involving the male and female reproductive systems promises to be a major contribution in this field and to fill a much-needed vacuum. During the past three decades, the introduction of antimicrobial therapy has dramatically altered

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in human reproductiondia represents the most prevalent sexually transmitted disease in a community. Recent reports have discussed the possible association of trichomoniasis with human infertility; this association will be detailed in this chapter.

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Therapeutic abortion and bacterial infectionact infection, salpingitis, and pelvic peritoneal inflammation, is most often caused by pathogenic microorganisms which are sexually transmitted. Local infection in the cervix or the vagina after abortion is of minor importance and beyond the scope of this chapter.

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Urinary tract infections during pregnancywer urinary tract, and are either symptomatic or asymptomatic. Asymptomatic urinary tract infection, or asymptomatic bacteriuria as it is commonly called, is the most common type of urinary tract infection associated with pregnancy.

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Laparoscopic diagnosis and treatment of PID. Clinically speaking, PID includes: (1) acute or subacute salpingitis and/or endometritis which may cause various degrees of pelvic pain as well as clinical or biological signs of inflammation; and (2) chronic salpingitis (CS) which may remain silent and only come to diagnosis years later because of sterility.