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Objective: To assess the frequency of infertility after pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) and factors important in postinfectious tubal damage in an urban population at high risk for sexually transmitted diseases. Methods: From a cohort of 213 women with PID documented by laparoscopy and/or endomet
## PELVIC MPLAMMATORY DISEASE AND ECEOCRAPEY Fatients with clinic and Laboratorial diagnosis d aat@ or sub-acule Rlvic Intlammatay Disease (=PfD) underwent gynecdogic E!chqmphy (33) abdominal. then vaginal route. We present our findings.
Objective: Review available literature on pelvic inflammatory disease in postmenopausal women. Design: MEDLINE literature review from 1966 to 1999. Results: Pelvic inflammatory disease is uncommon in postmenopausal women. It is polymicrobial, often is concurrent with tuboovarian abscess formation,