Value of joint detection of bacterial vaginosis in diagnosis of vaginal complicated infection
Zhuang Guo
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Zhuang Guo
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Objective:To explore the application value of joint detection of bacterial vaginosis in diagnosis of vaginal complicated infection.Methods:The vaginal secretions of 352 cases were detected by joint detection of hydrogen peroxide concentration,sialidase and leukocyte esterase,at the same time,saline wet sheet glass and microscopy were conducted.Results:The positive rate of bacterial vaginosis was 17.3%(61 cases),among 61 cases with bacterial vaginosis,14 cases were complicated with mycotic vaginitis,accounting for 23.0%;4 cases were complicated with trichomonas vaginitis,accounting for 6.6%.Conclusion:Joint detection is simple,quick and accurate,which can reflect indexes of normal vaginal flora and pathogenic flora and can be used as a routine examination of vaginal secretions to screen vaginal complicated infection according to evaluation of vaginal microecology.
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Objective:To explore the application value of joint detection of bacterial vaginosis in diagnosis of vaginal complicated infection.Methods:The vaginal secretions of 352 cases were detected by joint detection of hydrogen peroxide concentration,sialidase and leukocyte esterase,at the same time,saline wet sheet glass and microscopy were conducted.Results:The positive rate of bacterial vaginosis was 17.3%(61 cases),among 61 cases with bacterial vaginosis,14 cases were complicated with mycotic vaginitis,accounting for 23.0%;4 cases were complicated with trichomonas vaginitis,accounting for 6.6%.Conclusion:Joint detection is simple,quick and accurate,which can reflect indexes of normal vaginal flora and pathogenic flora and can be used as a routine examination of vaginal secretions to screen vaginal complicated infection according to evaluation of vaginal microecology.
Key concepts: Bacterial vaginosis, Microecology, Vaginal flora, Medicine, Vaginitis, Leukocyte esterase, Trichomonas, Vaginal secretion