Toth A, Lesser M L
Fertil Steril. 1981 Jul;36(1):88-91. doi: 10.1016/s0015-0282(16)45625-6.
Bacterial flora of the seminal fluid were examined in 430 asymptomatic men. Fertile men had significantly fewer positive cultures than any other group selected from the infertile population. Significantly more bacterial isolates were obtained from patients with a history of genital tract infection than from infertile men without a history of genital tract infection. Asymptomatic bacteriospermia was significantly more common among patients with a history of gonorrhea infection than in any other studied groups. Ureaplasma was isolated with the highest frequency from patients with nonspecific urethritis and/or with gonorrhea. It is proposed that follow-up seminal fluid cultures should be used to determine the end-point in treating male genital tract infections.
对430名无症状男性的精液细菌菌群进行了检查。生育能力正常的男性阳性培养结果明显少于从不育人群中选出的其他任何组。有生殖道感染史的患者获得的细菌分离株明显多于无生殖道感染史的不育男性。无症状菌精症在有淋病感染史的患者中比在任何其他研究组中更为常见。脲原体在非特异性尿道炎和/或淋病患者中分离频率最高。建议采用后续精液培养来确定男性生殖道感染治疗的终点。
