O3-s2.03 the Spectrum of Genital Hpv Infection among Men Attending a Swedish Sti Clinic: Hpv Typing and Clinical Presentation

O3-S2.06 Figure 1 T. vaginalis Prevalence by Nugent Score. Conclusions Though published research shows that the incidence of TV is highest in women with BV, our data along with those from a previous study in pregnant women clearly establish that TV prevalence is highest in women with intermediate NS. These data in conjunction with our pyrosequencing results suggest that following infection TV modifies the vaginal microbiome by suppressing some of the BV associated organisms and enhancing the abundance of mycoplasmas. Clinical sciences oral session 3ddiagnostic testing: chlamydia & gonorrhoeae O3-S3.01 COMPARISON OF A NEW APTIMA SPECIMEN COLLECTION AND TRANSPORTATION KIT TO L-PAP FOR DETECTION OF C TRACHOMATIS, N GONORRHOEAE AND T VAGINALIS IN CERVICAL AND VAGINAL SPECIMENS doi:10.1136/sextrans-2011-050109.115 M Chernesky. McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada Background Control of sexually transmitted infections in women has focused on screening using cervical, vaginal or urine samples. The objective was to compare a new specimen collection and transportation (SCT) kit to PreservCyt (PC) and SurePath (SP) liquid-based Pap (L-Pap) for cervical sampling and selfand physician-collected vaginal samples. Methods Women (n1⁄4562) attending a gynaecology clinic (GYC) (n1⁄4435) or a youth health clinic (YHC) (n1⁄4127) signed consent for a physician to collect two L-Pap samples with a Cervex broom, cervical (CSCT) and vaginal (VSCT) samples and a self-collected VSCT. All specimens were tested for Chlamydia trachomatis (CT) and Neisseria gonorrhoeae (NG) by APTIMA Combo 2 (AC2) and Sex Transm Infect July 2011 Vol 87 Suppl 1 A73 Oral Sessions group.bmj.com on September 6, 2017 Published by http://sti.bmj.com/ Downloaded from