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Pelvic inflammatory disease in adolescents between the time of testing and treatment and after treatment for gonorrhoeal and chlamydial infection

W L Risser, Jan Risser, Laura J. Benjamins

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Abstract

In incarcerated adolescents, 13% developed pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) between the time of testing and treatment for chlamydial and gonorrhoeal infection, and 13% developed PID in the 30 days following single-dose treatment for one or both of these infections.

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In incarcerated adolescents, 13% developed pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) between the time of testing and treatment for chlamydial and gonorrhoeal infection, and 13% developed PID in the 30 days following single-dose treatment for one or both of these infections.

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In incarcerated adolescents, 13% developed pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) between the time of testing and treatment for chlamydial and gonorrhoeal infection, and 13% developed PID in the 30 days following single-dose treatment for one or both of these infections.

Key concepts: Pelvic inflammatory disease, Medicine, Chlamydial infection, Salpingitis, Pelvic Infection, Chlamydia, Sexually transmitted disease, Disease

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