[The laboratory diagnosis of mycoplasmosis and ureaplasmosis in urological and gynecological patients].

The survey of 630 patients with urogenital pathology, habitual miscarriage and sterility revealed that they were mostly (91-100%) infected with M. hominis and/or U.urealyticum. This fact indicates the necessity of organizing the epidemiological control of these infections. It is expedient to use the complex of laboratory methods for diagnosing these infections through the effectiveness of such methods may vary in different nosological forms. Thus, colpitis and nonspecific urethritis were shown to be most effectively diagnosed by the serological methods.