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[Serologic surveillance indicators analysis among syphilis-infected pregnant women in East China].

Lei Dou, Q Wang, X. Y. WANG, Yaping Qiao, Min Su, Xi Jin, A L Wang

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Abstract

In East China, the proportion of women achieved seroconversion or 4-fold or greater titer decline during pregnancy was very low. Pregnant women with no prior history of syphilis infection, early maternal initiation of treatment, and penicillin treatment were more likely to reach maternal titer control.

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In East China, the proportion of women achieved seroconversion or 4-fold or greater titer decline during pregnancy was very low. Pregnant women with no prior history of syphilis infection, early maternal initiation of treatment, and penicillin treatment were more likely to reach maternal titer control.

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In East China, the proportion of women achieved seroconversion or 4-fold or greater titer decline during pregnancy was very low. Pregnant women with no prior history of syphilis infection, early maternal initiation of treatment, and penicillin treatment were more likely to reach maternal titer control.

Key concepts: Medicine, Syphilis, Obstetrics, Seroconversion, Titer, Serology, Pregnancy, Logistic regression

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