Vertical transmission of human papillomavirus in pregnancy: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Santana, Nancy Toledo; Santos, Thainá Ribeiro; Sato, Ana Paula Sayuri; Peder, Leyde Daiane de; Bôer, Cinthia Gandolfi; Sela, Vânia Ramos; Consolaro, Márcia Edilaine Lopes; Teixeira, Jorge Juarez Vieira

doi:10.1016/j.ijid.2018.04.4173

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“…Respecto del virus papiloma humano (VPH), las conductas riesgosas fueron reconocidas por casi la totalidad de la muestra, pero las no riesgosas lo fueron en menor proporción. El tener un antecedente familiar hereditario de VPH puede haber generado confusión por su relación con cáncer del cuello uterino o por la posibilidad de transmisión vertical; la evidencia demuestra que el riesgo de transmisión vertical a las mucosas oral o genital de recién nacidos es variable (25) . Sin embargo, en ninguno de los casos anteriores la transmisión del VPH estaría actuando como una enfermedad hereditaria.…”

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Conocimientos, conductas y motivos en los métodos preventivos para prácticas sexuales ororeceptivas en estudiantes de odontología

Godoy-Flores

Lee-Muñoz

2019

Rev. Clin. Periodoncia Implantol. Rehabil. Oral

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Dentistry is in search of more inclusive points of view, one of them related to sexuality. Sexual education has had little curricular representation in Dentistry, being approached more from a curative point of view rather than a preventive one. This study evaluated the degree of knowledge, conduct and motives related to preventive methods and the risk associated with oral sex practices among dental students of a Chilean university. materials and methods: This quantitative, transversal and analytical study used an anonymous and self-applied survey on 50 voluntary students. The instrument inquired about conditions related to sexual health, specifically oral sex practices. Statistical data was analyzed using softwares such as SPSS v20 and Excel. results: In terms of knowledge about preventive methods for oral sex practices, aside from condoms, other barriers where little known (13%); 90% reported having practiced oral sex once, and among these, 78% didn't use protection barriers. Of those who reported having used a barrier, 100% used condoms. conclusions: Knowledge, conducts and motives in sexual health report a deficient knowledge of preventive methods for oral sex practices and their associated risk.

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Conocimientos, conductas y motivos en los métodos preventivos para prácticas sexuales ororeceptivas en estudiantes de odontología

Godoy-Flores

Lee-Muñoz

2019

Rev. Clin. Periodoncia Implantol. Rehabil. Oral

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Phytopharmaceuticals for Treating Sexually Transmitted Diseases

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2022

Herbal Drugs for the Management of Infectious Diseases

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The Most Important Herbs Used in the Treatment of Sexually Transmitted Infections in Traditional Medicine

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Abbaszadeh

Darvishi

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Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) or venereal diseases are transmitted through various methods of sexual intercourse (oral, vaginal, and anal). The predisposition to this type of diseases and infections depends on the immunity system of the body, so the lower the immunity system's strength, the greater the risk of Sexually transmitted infections (STIs). The most important pathogenic causes of STIs include bacteria, viruses, and parasites. Phytochemical investigations have shown that medicinal plants are a rich source of antioxidant compounds, biologically active compounds, phenols, etc. They can have an inhibitory effect on germs and infectious viruses and are very important for a variety of parasitic diseases, microbial infections, and STIs. Some of the most important medicinal plants that produce inhibitory effects on the growth and proliferation of pathogenic agents of the STIs were reported in the present article. Based on the results obtained from the review of numerous articles indexed in the databases the Institute for Scientific Information, Scopus, PubMed, Google Scholar, etc., a number of plants have been reported to be used in the treatment and prevention of genital tract diseases and STIs, and to produce antiviral and antimicrobial effects, including have examined the therapeutic and clinical effects of medicinal plants, and the use of their active ingredients to produce herbal drugs has been addressed. The results of phytochemical investigations have shown that the most important compounds of these plants include quercetin,

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Vertical transmission of human papillomavirus in pregnancy: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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Conocimientos, conductas y motivos en los métodos preventivos para prácticas sexuales ororeceptivas en estudiantes de odontología

Conocimientos, conductas y motivos en los métodos preventivos para prácticas sexuales ororeceptivas en estudiantes de odontología

Phytopharmaceuticals for Treating Sexually Transmitted Diseases

The Most Important Herbs Used in the Treatment of Sexually Transmitted Infections in Traditional Medicine

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