vaginitis caused by conditionally pathogenic microflora: international and home protocols analysis

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This article provides recommendations for practitioners on the diagnosis and treatment of vaginitis caused by opportunistic pathogens, based on an analysis of existing international and national protocols.
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Authors ;O A Pustotina
Journal journal of sports medicine and physical fitness
Year 2014
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