Application of combined detection technology of bacterial vaginosis in diagnosis of vaginal infection
Yuan Xiao
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Yuan Xiao
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Objective:To explore the application value of bacterial vaginosis detection technology in diagnosis of vaginal infection.Methods:Vaginal secretions of 6 981 cases were detected by combined detection technology of bacterial vaginosis,and routine examination of vaginal secretions was conducted.Results:4 326 cases were diagnosed among 6 981 cases,including 791 cases of bacterial vaginosis(11.33%),1 140 cases of mycotic vaginitis(16.33%),208 cases of trichomonas vaginitis(2.98%).Conclusion:Combined detection technology of bacterial vaginosis is simple,quick and accurate,which can diagnose vaginal infection,indicate changes of vaginal pathogenic bacteria and play a complementary effect combined with leukorrhea routine examination.
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Objective:To explore the application value of bacterial vaginosis detection technology in diagnosis of vaginal infection.Methods:Vaginal secretions of 6 981 cases were detected by combined detection technology of bacterial vaginosis,and routine examination of vaginal secretions was conducted.Results:4 326 cases were diagnosed among 6 981 cases,including 791 cases of bacterial vaginosis(11.33%),1 140 cases of mycotic vaginitis(16.33%),208 cases of trichomonas vaginitis(2.98%).Conclusion:Combined detection technology of bacterial vaginosis is simple,quick and accurate,which can diagnose vaginal infection,indicate changes of vaginal pathogenic bacteria and play a complementary effect combined with leukorrhea routine examination.
Key concepts: Bacterial vaginosis, Leukorrhea, Medicine, Vaginitis, Vaginal secretion, Trichomonas, Vaginal disease, Vaginal infections