Screening for XXXX and Implications for Pregnancy Outcome. Are We Testing and Treating at the Right Time?

@entity1 @entity2954 @entity3152 @entity281 @entity3799 @entity13493 @entity1047
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effect of gonorrheal and @entity3799 (GCC) on the risk of @entity3152 ( @entity3152 ) and @entity13493 ( @entity13493 ). STUDY DESIGN: A large cross-sectional sample of @entity1 (N = 1,120) was studied. Data on samples for GCC and pregnancy outcome were entered into a database from a retrospective chart review. RESULTS: There were 1,120 pregnancies with adequate data for analysis. Of those pregnancies 933 were unaffected by GCC, and 187 were affected. The rates of @entity3152 were 17.79% and 16.58% for GCC-negative and GCC-positive pregnancies, respectively. @entity13493 occurred in 3.97% and 2.67% of GCC-negative and GCC-positive pregnancies, respectively. @entity3152 occurred in 8.25% and 8.02% of GCC-negative and GCC-positive pregnancies, respectively. No outcomes met statistical significance. When pregnancy outcomes were analyzed by trimester of infection, there was a higher risk of @entity3152 but not @entity3152 with @entity281 . This did meet statistical significance. There was a trend towards lower rate of cesarean section in the infected group of @entity1 , which did not meet statistical significance. CONCLUSION: @entity281 with @entity2954 and/or @entity1047 is not associated with @entity13493 or @entity3152 .
