Cervicitis Treated by Diathermy

Treatment of Gonococcal Infection by Diathermy

Mucopurulent cervicitis: a clinical entity?

Of 297 women attending a sexually transmitted disease clinic who were examined for the presence of mucopurulent cervicitis, 96 (32%) satisfied the diagnostic criteria. Mucopurulent cervicitis was strongly associated with the isolation of Chlamydia trachomatis and Neisseria gonorrhoeae. It was also associated with bacterial vaginosis, the use of oral contraceptives, and sexual contact with men w...

Short-Wave Diathermy

A good estimate of the value and interest of this book would be for one to attempt to review the large volume of literature on the subject of the development and uses of shortwave diathermy, which the author has studiously done. He has gleaned the rapidly accumulating published work of the past decade, previous to which little or nothing was written on the subject. An extensive bibliography is ...

MR findings of sclerosing cervicitis.

The MR appearance of sclerosing cervicitis in the case presented is that of a fusiform mass arising in the lateral neck with vascular encasement. The mass is mildly hyperintense to skeletal muscle on the T1- and T2-weighted images.

Cervicitis and urethritis caused by group B streptococcus: case report.

Group B streptococcus is not often isolated by gynaecologists when a clinical diagnosis of cervicitis is made. I report on a patient suffering from cervicitis and urethritis caused by this organism, whose symptoms completely resolved after she was treated with phenoxymethylpenicillin.