The Value of the Sialidase Activity of Vaginal Secretions in Bacterial Vaginosis Diagnosis
Yan Jin
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Yan Jin
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Objective To investigate the value of the sialidase activity of vaginal secretions in bacterial vaginosis diagnosis. Methods From 2000 to 2001, The results of sialidase activity of vaginal secretions were compared with that of 4 traditional diadynamic criterias for bacterial vaginosis in 312 outpatients. Results There was close correlation between the results of sialidase activity of vaginal secretions and that of 4 traditional diadynamic criterias.The correlation coefficient was 0.80. Conclusion The sialidase activity of vaginal secretions can be applied to bacterial vaginosis clinical diagnosis.
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Objective To investigate the value of the sialidase activity of vaginal secretions in bacterial vaginosis diagnosis. Methods From 2000 to 2001, The results of sialidase activity of vaginal secretions were compared with that of 4 traditional diadynamic criterias for bacterial vaginosis in 312 outpatients. Results There was close correlation between the results of sialidase activity of vaginal secretions and that of 4 traditional diadynamic criterias.The correlation coefficient was 0.80. Conclusion The sialidase activity of vaginal secretions can be applied to bacterial vaginosis clinical diagnosis.
Key concepts: Bacterial vaginosis, Medicine, Vaginal secretion, Sialidase, Vaginal disease, Vaginitis, Vagina, Vaginal smear