Comparison of clinical and gram stain diagnosis methods of bacterial vaginosis among pregnant women in ethiopia.
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Summary
Amsel's criteria diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis can be simplified by using a combination of the two criteria, vaginal pH and clue cells, in settings where time or Gram staining is not available.
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- dissertation
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- 2013-12-01
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- 28
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Keywords
Humanities, Philosophy
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