04: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease - Part 2 - a podcast by Ob/Gyn.fm
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Pelvic inflammatory disease to PID has been a factor in the lives of women in the western world for at least 500 year. It effects up to 5% of US women at sometime during their life and its effects can be long-lasting and devastating. In the episode, part 2 of 3, we discuss the diagnosis of PID.
Diagnosis
- Howard Kelly. The Diagnosis of Pelvic Inflammatory Diseases. 1894.
- Westrom L. Objectivized diagnosis of acute pelvic inflammatory disease. AJOG 1969
- Sellors J, Mahony J, Goldsmith C et al. The accuracy of clinical findings and laparoscopy in pelvic inflammatory disease. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1991; 164: 113–120.
- Paavonen, J et al. Comparison of endometrial biopsy and peritoneal fluid cytologic testing with laparoscopy in the diagnosis of acute pelvic inflammatory disease. AJOG. 151 (5):645-650. 1985
- Kiviat, N et al. Endometrial Histopathology in Patients with Culture-proved Upper Genital Tract Infection and Laparoscopically Diagnosed Acute Salpingitis. AJOSP. 1990. 14(2)
- B. Cacciatore et al. Transvaginal Sonographic Findings in Ambulatory Patients with suspected pelvic inflammatory disease. 1992. 80(6)
- Tukeva TA, Aronen HJ, Karjalainen PT, Molander P, Paavonen T, Paavonen J. MR imaging in pelvic inflammatory disease: comparison with laparoscopy and US. Radiology 1999;210:209-16
- J. Moss et al. Serum CA-125 in the diagnosis of acute pelvic inflammatory disease. Int Journal Gyn & Obstetrics. 1994. 44(1)
- L Westrom et al. Diagnosis of pelvic inflammatory disease: time for a rethink. Sex Transm Infect 2003:79
- CDC Statement
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