Asociación de infección por "chlamydia trachomatis" con el diagnostico de cervicitis aguda

Introducción: Chlamydia trachomatis es la infección de transmisión sexual más frecuente en el mundo, causando importante morbilidad en mujeres. Existen pocos estudios sobre prevalencia local, por lo que se necesita uno que aporte información sobre esta en nuestra población. Objetivo: determinar la a...

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Jaimes Bravo, Juan Manuel
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Cervicitis Aguda
Enfermedad Pélvica Inflamatoria
Dolor Pélvico
Chlamydia Trachomatis.
Introduction: Chlamydia trachomatis is the most frequent sexually transmitted disease in the world and imposes important morbidity on women. Currently there are few studies about its prevalence in our population; therefore
the implementation of a pilot study about its frequency in women with and without acute cervicitis is so important. Objective: Determinate the association between Chlamydia trachomatis and the diagnosis of acute cervicitis in the consulting women in the out and inpatient services of the Hospital Universitario de Santander (HUS). Materials and Methods: Case control study
including 284 patients of adult age
non-pregnant and without menses who consulted at HUS. Cases were all women with acute cervicitis diagnosis and controls were all patients without it. We took and endocervical sampling and a quick diagnosis method applied for Chlamydia trachomatis
Bioline Chlamydia SD. Results: Mean age was 32.08 and 28.82 years for cases and controls
mean difference was 3.27
p = 0.001. There were also differences in the evaluation of marital status; 82.40% controls have a marital relationship versus 71.83% cases
p = 0.014; occupation
more students in the cervicitis group
p = 0.020; and alcohol consumption
21.13% in cervicitis patients versus 11.27% in the control group
p = 0.024. Chlamydia prevalence was 7.04% in controls and 11.97% in cases
p = 0.157. There was no association between acute cervicitis and Chlamydia infection
OR = 1.79 (IC 95% 0.74 4.55). This lack of association persists after adjusting for confusing factors (OR = 1.71
IC 95% 0.72 4.04). In the multivariate analysis only alcohol consumption is associated with acute cervicitis
OR = 4.442 (IC 95% 1.362 14.215). Conclusions: There was no association between Chlamydia trachomatis infection and acute cervicitis. Prevalence was similar for both groups; there was no sociodemographic differences. Only alcohol consumption was associated with bacterial colonization and acute cervicitis
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Asociación de infección por "chlamydia trachomatis" con el diagnostico de cervicitis aguda
dc.title.english.none.fl_str_mv Acute Cervicitis, Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, Pelvic Pain, Chlamydia Trachomatis.
title Asociación de infección por "chlamydia trachomatis" con el diagnostico de cervicitis aguda
spellingShingle Asociación de infección por "chlamydia trachomatis" con el diagnostico de cervicitis aguda
Cervicitis Aguda
Enfermedad Pélvica Inflamatoria
Dolor Pélvico
Chlamydia Trachomatis.
Introduction: Chlamydia trachomatis is the most frequent sexually transmitted disease in the world and imposes important morbidity on women. Currently there are few studies about its prevalence in our population; therefore
the implementation of a pilot study about its frequency in women with and without acute cervicitis is so important. Objective: Determinate the association between Chlamydia trachomatis and the diagnosis of acute cervicitis in the consulting women in the out and inpatient services of the Hospital Universitario de Santander (HUS). Materials and Methods: Case control study
including 284 patients of adult age
non-pregnant and without menses who consulted at HUS. Cases were all women with acute cervicitis diagnosis and controls were all patients without it. We took and endocervical sampling and a quick diagnosis method applied for Chlamydia trachomatis
Bioline Chlamydia SD. Results: Mean age was 32.08 and 28.82 years for cases and controls
mean difference was 3.27
p = 0.001. There were also differences in the evaluation of marital status; 82.40% controls have a marital relationship versus 71.83% cases
p = 0.014; occupation
more students in the cervicitis group
p = 0.020; and alcohol consumption
21.13% in cervicitis patients versus 11.27% in the control group
p = 0.024. Chlamydia prevalence was 7.04% in controls and 11.97% in cases
p = 0.157. There was no association between acute cervicitis and Chlamydia infection
OR = 1.79 (IC 95% 0.74 4.55). This lack of association persists after adjusting for confusing factors (OR = 1.71
IC 95% 0.72 4.04). In the multivariate analysis only alcohol consumption is associated with acute cervicitis
OR = 4.442 (IC 95% 1.362 14.215). Conclusions: There was no association between Chlamydia trachomatis infection and acute cervicitis. Prevalence was similar for both groups; there was no sociodemographic differences. Only alcohol consumption was associated with bacterial colonization and acute cervicitis
title_short Asociación de infección por "chlamydia trachomatis" con el diagnostico de cervicitis aguda
title_full Asociación de infección por "chlamydia trachomatis" con el diagnostico de cervicitis aguda
title_fullStr Asociación de infección por "chlamydia trachomatis" con el diagnostico de cervicitis aguda
title_full_unstemmed Asociación de infección por "chlamydia trachomatis" con el diagnostico de cervicitis aguda
title_sort Asociación de infección por "chlamydia trachomatis" con el diagnostico de cervicitis aguda
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Jaimes Bravo, Juan Manuel
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv Rueda Pinilla, Enrique
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Jaimes Bravo, Juan Manuel
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Cervicitis Aguda
Enfermedad Pélvica Inflamatoria
Dolor Pélvico
Chlamydia Trachomatis.
topic Cervicitis Aguda
Enfermedad Pélvica Inflamatoria
Dolor Pélvico
Chlamydia Trachomatis.
Introduction: Chlamydia trachomatis is the most frequent sexually transmitted disease in the world and imposes important morbidity on women. Currently there are few studies about its prevalence in our population; therefore
the implementation of a pilot study about its frequency in women with and without acute cervicitis is so important. Objective: Determinate the association between Chlamydia trachomatis and the diagnosis of acute cervicitis in the consulting women in the out and inpatient services of the Hospital Universitario de Santander (HUS). Materials and Methods: Case control study
including 284 patients of adult age
non-pregnant and without menses who consulted at HUS. Cases were all women with acute cervicitis diagnosis and controls were all patients without it. We took and endocervical sampling and a quick diagnosis method applied for Chlamydia trachomatis
Bioline Chlamydia SD. Results: Mean age was 32.08 and 28.82 years for cases and controls
mean difference was 3.27
p = 0.001. There were also differences in the evaluation of marital status; 82.40% controls have a marital relationship versus 71.83% cases
p = 0.014; occupation
more students in the cervicitis group
p = 0.020; and alcohol consumption
21.13% in cervicitis patients versus 11.27% in the control group
p = 0.024. Chlamydia prevalence was 7.04% in controls and 11.97% in cases
p = 0.157. There was no association between acute cervicitis and Chlamydia infection
OR = 1.79 (IC 95% 0.74 4.55). This lack of association persists after adjusting for confusing factors (OR = 1.71
IC 95% 0.72 4.04). In the multivariate analysis only alcohol consumption is associated with acute cervicitis
OR = 4.442 (IC 95% 1.362 14.215). Conclusions: There was no association between Chlamydia trachomatis infection and acute cervicitis. Prevalence was similar for both groups; there was no sociodemographic differences. Only alcohol consumption was associated with bacterial colonization and acute cervicitis
dc.subject.keyword.none.fl_str_mv Introduction: Chlamydia trachomatis is the most frequent sexually transmitted disease in the world and imposes important morbidity on women. Currently there are few studies about its prevalence in our population; therefore
the implementation of a pilot study about its frequency in women with and without acute cervicitis is so important. Objective: Determinate the association between Chlamydia trachomatis and the diagnosis of acute cervicitis in the consulting women in the out and inpatient services of the Hospital Universitario de Santander (HUS). Materials and Methods: Case control study
including 284 patients of adult age
non-pregnant and without menses who consulted at HUS. Cases were all women with acute cervicitis diagnosis and controls were all patients without it. We took and endocervical sampling and a quick diagnosis method applied for Chlamydia trachomatis
Bioline Chlamydia SD. Results: Mean age was 32.08 and 28.82 years for cases and controls
mean difference was 3.27
p = 0.001. There were also differences in the evaluation of marital status; 82.40% controls have a marital relationship versus 71.83% cases
p = 0.014; occupation
more students in the cervicitis group
p = 0.020; and alcohol consumption
21.13% in cervicitis patients versus 11.27% in the control group
p = 0.024. Chlamydia prevalence was 7.04% in controls and 11.97% in cases
p = 0.157. There was no association between acute cervicitis and Chlamydia infection
OR = 1.79 (IC 95% 0.74 4.55). This lack of association persists after adjusting for confusing factors (OR = 1.71
IC 95% 0.72 4.04). In the multivariate analysis only alcohol consumption is associated with acute cervicitis
OR = 4.442 (IC 95% 1.362 14.215). Conclusions: There was no association between Chlamydia trachomatis infection and acute cervicitis. Prevalence was similar for both groups; there was no sociodemographic differences. Only alcohol consumption was associated with bacterial colonization and acute cervicitis
description Introducción: Chlamydia trachomatis es la infección de transmisión sexual más frecuente en el mundo, causando importante morbilidad en mujeres. Existen pocos estudios sobre prevalencia local, por lo que se necesita uno que aporte información sobre esta en nuestra población. Objetivo: determinar la asociación existente entra la infección y la presencia de cervicitis aguda en la población consultante al Hospital Universitario de Santander (HUS). Materiales y métodos: estudio de casos y controles, se incluyeron 284 pacientes mayores de edad, no embarazadas, que no estuvieran menstruando. Se tomó como casos aquellas con diagnóstico de cervicitis aguda y controles pacientes sanas. En ambos grupos se realizó frotis endocervical, al cual se aplicó un método de diagnóstico rápido, Bioline Chlamydia SD®. Resultados: promedio de edad 32.08 y 28.82 para casos y controles, diferencia promedio 3.27, p = 0.001. Diferencias encontradas: 82.40% de los controles tiene vínculo marital contra 71.83% de los casos, p = 0.014; más estudiantes en el grupo de cervicitis que en los casos, p = 0.020; consumo de alcohol, 21.13% de casos, contra 11.27% de los controles, p = 0.024. Prevalencia de infección en los controles de 7.04% y 11.97% en los casos, p = 0.157. No se encuentra asociación entre cervicitis aguda e infección por Chlamydia, OR = 1.79 (IC 95% 0.74 4.55). Esta falta de asociación se mantiene tras ajustar los potenciales confusores (OR = 1.71, IC 95% 0.72 4.04). En el análisis multivariado el consumo de alcohol persiste asociado con la presencia de cervicitis, OR = 4.442 (IC 95% 1.362 14.215). Conclusiones: no hay asociación entre la infección por C. trachomatis y el diagnóstico de cervicitis aguda. Prevalencia similar en los grupos, no hay diferencias sociodemográficas. El único factor de riesgo con asociación fuerte para colonización y cervicitis aguda es la historia de consumo de alcohol
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Materiales y métodos: estudio de casos y controles, se incluyeron 284 pacientes mayores de edad, no embarazadas, que no estuvieran menstruando. Se tomó como casos aquellas con diagnóstico de cervicitis aguda y controles pacientes sanas. En ambos grupos se realizó frotis endocervical, al cual se aplicó un método de diagnóstico rápido, Bioline Chlamydia SD®. Resultados: promedio de edad 32.08 y 28.82 para casos y controles, diferencia promedio 3.27, p = 0.001. Diferencias encontradas: 82.40% de los controles tiene vínculo marital contra 71.83% de los casos, p = 0.014; más estudiantes en el grupo de cervicitis que en los casos, p = 0.020; consumo de alcohol, 21.13% de casos, contra 11.27% de los controles, p = 0.024. Prevalencia de infección en los controles de 7.04% y 11.97% en los casos, p = 0.157. No se encuentra asociación entre cervicitis aguda e infección por Chlamydia, OR = 1.79 (IC 95% 0.74 4.55). Esta falta de asociación se mantiene tras ajustar los potenciales confusores (OR = 1.71, IC 95% 0.72 4.04). En el análisis multivariado el consumo de alcohol persiste asociado con la presencia de cervicitis, OR = 4.442 (IC 95% 1.362 14.215). Conclusiones: no hay asociación entre la infección por C. trachomatis y el diagnóstico de cervicitis aguda. Prevalencia similar en los grupos, no hay diferencias sociodemográficas. El único factor de riesgo con asociación fuerte para colonización y cervicitis aguda es la historia de consumo de alcoholEspecializaciónEspecialista en Ginecología y ObstetriciaAsociación de infección por chlamydia trachomatis con el diagnóstico de cervicitis aguda.application/pdfspaUniversidad Industrial de SantanderFacultad de SaludEspecialización en Ginecología y ObstetriciaEscuela de MedicinaCervicitis AgudaEnfermedad Pélvica InflamatoriaDolor PélvicoChlamydia Trachomatis.Introduction: Chlamydia trachomatis is the most frequent sexually transmitted disease in the world and imposes important morbidity on women. Currently there are few studies about its prevalence in our population; thereforethe implementation of a pilot study about its frequency in women with and without acute cervicitis is so important. Objective: Determinate the association between Chlamydia trachomatis and the diagnosis of acute cervicitis in the consulting women in the out and inpatient services of the Hospital Universitario de Santander (HUS). Materials and Methods: Case control studyincluding 284 patients of adult agenon-pregnant and without menses who consulted at HUS. Cases were all women with acute cervicitis diagnosis and controls were all patients without it. We took and endocervical sampling and a quick diagnosis method applied for Chlamydia trachomatisBioline Chlamydia SD. Results: Mean age was 32.08 and 28.82 years for cases and controlsmean difference was 3.27p = 0.001. There were also differences in the evaluation of marital status; 82.40% controls have a marital relationship versus 71.83% casesp = 0.014; occupationmore students in the cervicitis groupp = 0.020; and alcohol consumption21.13% in cervicitis patients versus 11.27% in the control groupp = 0.024. Chlamydia prevalence was 7.04% in controls and 11.97% in casesp = 0.157. There was no association between acute cervicitis and Chlamydia infectionOR = 1.79 (IC 95% 0.74 4.55). This lack of association persists after adjusting for confusing factors (OR = 1.71IC 95% 0.72 4.04). In the multivariate analysis only alcohol consumption is associated with acute cervicitisOR = 4.442 (IC 95% 1.362 14.215). Conclusions: There was no association between Chlamydia trachomatis infection and acute cervicitis. Prevalence was similar for both groups; there was no sociodemographic differences. 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