Analysis of factors driving incident and ascending infection and the role of serum antibody in chlamydia trachomatis genital tract infection

Keyphrases

• Serum Antibody 100%
• Reproductive Tract Infections 100%
• Confidence Interval 100%
• Chlamydia Trachomatis 100%
• Factor Analysis 100%
• Ascending Infection 100%
• Incident Infection 100%
• Driving Incidents 100%
• Adjusted Hazard Ratio 62%
• Adjusted Relative Risk 37%
• Immunoglobulin G 25%
• Gonorrhea 25%
• Antichlamydials 25%
• Risk Factors 12%
• Outpatient Clinic 12%
• Oral Contraceptives 12%
• Non-associated 12%
• Seropositivity 12%
• Longitudinal Analysis 12%
• Targeted Screening 12%
• Sectional Analysis 12%
• Behavioral Factors 12%
• Female Reproductive 12%
• Repeated Infection 12%
• Reproductive Morbidity 12%
• Cervical Infection 12%
• Microbiological Factors 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Infection 100%
• Genital Tract Infection 100%
• Chlamydia Trachomatis 100%
• Hazard Ratio 41%
• Immunoglobulin G 16%
• Gonorrhea 16%
• Sequela 8%
• Outpatient 8%
• Oral Contraceptive 8%
• Cross Sectional Study 8%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Infection 100%
• Genital Tract Infection 100%
• Chlamydia Trachomatis 100%
• Immunoglobulin G 16%
• Gonorrhea 16%
• Oral Contraceptive 8%
• Cross Sectional Study 8%