241 cases of latent syphilis in hospitalized patients with clinical and serological analysis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 241 cases of latent syphilis in hospitalized patients with clinical and serological analysis Of: Shi Yuling, Wei Wei, Gao Fei, Lin Hua [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the epidemiology of hospitalized patients with latent syphilis, clinical features and serological features. Methods: 241 cases of latent syphilis patients were retrospectively analyzed. Results: 241 cases of latent syphilis female ratio was 1: 1.41, the minimum age of 19 years, maximum 91 years old, of which 71 patients over the age of 94 (39%, early latent syphilis in 35 cases, 65 cases of late latent syphilis, can not determine the disease’s incubation period 141 cases of syphilis, TRUST titer gt; = 1:8 of the patients had 57 cases, 1:2, 154 cases of patients with latent syphilis, the number of cases increasing year by year. Conclusion: latent syphilis cases among hospitalized patients are widespread, there is some epidemiological characteristics of hospital Screening for syphilis in patients is necessary. procaine penicillin treatment of latent syphilis is the drug of choice. [Keywords:] syphilis, latent, clinical analysis, serology No clinical symptoms of latent syphilis, can not easily be found, but the larger harm. In recent years, inpatient screening for syphilis serology found in the proportion of latent syphilis increased year by year. Writers from January 2003 to December 2007 our hospital patients diagnosed with latent syphilis, 241 cases were analyzed, are reported below. 1 Information January 2003 to December 2007 among hospitalized patients TRUST (toluidine red unheated serum test was positive and TPPA (Treponema pallidum particle agglutination test was positive in gelatin, without any clinical symptoms, had never had syphilis diagnosis or treatment of the formal drive Mei patients were diagnosed with latent syphilis. of 241 patients met the diagnostic criteria were gender, age, marital status, education, communication channels, profess