Tonåringars svåra menstruationssmärtor kopplat till sjukdomen endometrios : Sex barnmorskors reflektioner

Mona Lundahl, Camilla Ylander
In: Vestnik Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR · 2012 · pp. 44–7 · W1927039
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Mycoplasma antigens in immune complexes may be detected in patients with respiratory diseases, rheumatoid arthritis, or urogenital abnormalities, aiding in laboratory diagnosis of Mycoplasma-induced infections.

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The paper shows that aggregate hemagglutination reaction, enzyme immunoassays, and passive hemagglutination may be used in the laboratory diagnosis of Mycoplasma-induced infections. In patients with respiratory diseases of unknown origin, the M. pneumoniae antigen is easiest detected in the first days of the disease, then a long-term persistence of antigens as part of circulating immune complexes is frequently seen. An examination of patients with chronic rheumatoid arthritis has indicated that 26.7% exhibit M. arthritidis or M. fermentans antigens, 16.3% display associations of these two types of mycoplasma. The disease in immunocomplex: the mycoplasma antigens circulate as part of immune complexes long in 80%. In females with urogenital abnormality, serum tests have shown U. urealyticum and M. hominis in 83.6%, the patients having inflammatory diseases of unknown etiology.
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