Clue cells in the non-specific vaginitis in the Diagnosis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Clue cells in the non-specific vaginitis in the Diagnosis [Abstract] Objective To investigate the clue cells in the non-specific vaginitis (BV in the diagnosis. Methods wet film method for detecting clue cells. Results from the 305 cases of patients with no other pathogens were detected in vaginal secretions of 61 cases of clue cells, and the detection rate of 20%. Conclusion clue cells is an important diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis based on indicators. [Keywords:] non-specific vaginitis, clue cells, diagnostic significance Non-specific vaginitis (BV is due to Gardnerella (G.vag and excessive growth of anaerobic bacteria in the vagina caused no significant increase in vaginal discharge vaginal mucosal inflammation of an infection is more common clinical gynecological diseases, especially premature and non-pregnant women pelvic inflammatory disease, vaginal cellulitis, endometritis reproductive tract of the major risk factors for infection. clues vaginal squamous epithelial cells with a large number of cell adhesion and other anaerobic G.vag bacteria formed a small cell mass of huge, pH 6.0 ~ 6.5, when pH 4.5 is not easy to grow, pH 4.0 does not grow. Now Clinically, some infected patients, antibiotic treatment in the formal, the condition is always repeated, can not be cured and pathogens can not be detected. G.vag governance as a condition of bacteria is increasingly attention [1]. In this paper, the proposed detection of out-patients with vaginal discharge diagnosis of clue cells on the clinical significance of BV. 1 objects and methods 1.1 The study of vaginal secretion samples from 305 cases in July 2007 ~ July 2008 gynecology clinic of our hospital patients, aged 18 to 57 years, average 30 years old. All patients vaginal trichomoniasis, candidiasis, gonorrhea, Ureaplasma urealyticum and Chlamydia were negative. most of the patients have varying degrees of genital itching, vaginal discharge, a small amount of patients