Harrison H R, Boyce W T, Haffner W H, Crowley B, Weinstein L, Lewis M, Alexander E R
Sex Transm Dis. 1983 Oct-Dec;10(4):184-6. doi: 10.1097/00007435-198311000-00004.
The epidemiology of cervical infection with Chlamydia trachomatis, Mycoplasma hominis, and Ureaplasma urealyticum among a group of pregnant American Indian women was investigated. The prevalences of these microorganisms were 24-30% for C. trachomatis, 50% for M. hominis, and 80% for U. urealyticum. These rates are unusually high for an unselected sample. Infection with C. trachomatis was correlated with younger age but not with primigravidity or educational level. Neither M. hominis nor U. urealyticum infection was correlated with younger age, primigravidity, or level of education. The possible consequences of the increased prevalences of C. trachomatis, M. hominis, and U. urealyticum in this group of American Indians are of concern and are being investigated.
对一组美国印第安孕妇沙眼衣原体、人型支原体和解脲脲原体宫颈感染的流行病学情况进行了调查。这些微生物的感染率分别为：沙眼衣原体24% - 30%，人型支原体50%，解脲脲原体80%。对于一个未经过筛选的样本而言，这些感染率异常高。沙眼衣原体感染与年龄较小相关，但与初孕或教育水平无关。人型支原体和解脲脲原体感染均与年龄较小、初孕或教育水平无关。沙眼衣原体、人型支原体和解脲脲原体在这组美国印第安人群中感染率增加的可能后果令人担忧，目前正在对此进行调查。
